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Lessons from Social Protection Programme Implementation in Kenya, Zambia and Mongolia (Research Summary)

Published on 31 January 2012

This Research Report (conducted by the Centre for Social Protection at IDS with UNICEF) examines how social protection programming can interrupt the intergenerational transfer of poverty (IGT) through investments in human capital (education, health and nutrition), aiming to capture best practice and enhance lesson learning within a multilateral organisation (UNICEF).

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published by
IDS
authors
Jackson, C. Butters, S. Byambaa, E. Davies, M. and Perkins, N.
journal
IDS Research Summary of IDS Research Report, issue 69

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Programmes and centres
Centre for Social Protection
Region
Kenya Mongolia Zambia

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