Project

Enhancing the Productive Capacity of Extremely Poor People in Rwanda – Evaluation

In 2011 Concern Worldwide launched ‘Enhancing the Productive Capacity of Extremely Poor People’, a graduation programme in two districts of southern Rwanda. Drawing from the successful graduation model used by BRAC in Bangladesh, the programme offers cash and asset transfers, skills development and saving facilities with the aim of facilitating poor households to exit extreme poverty.

Since 2013, Stephen Devereux has been providing technical inputs to the evaluation of this programme.

Project details

start date
1 December 2013
value
£0

Partners

Supported by
Concern Worldwide

About this project

Programmes and centres
Centre for Social Protection
Region
Rwanda

People

Recent work

Journal Article

Graduating from Social Protection?

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To most people, graduation means leaving a school or university after completing a programme of study, once the learner has acquired a set of skills that is expected to equip them for a higher-income future livelihood.

13 March 2015