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6 January 2016
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
In assessing the value of different approaches to real‐time monitoring for the most vulnerable, an initial requirement is to set out a...
6 January 2016
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
In 2009–10, a Rapid Assessment of the Social and Poverty Impacts of the Economic Crisis was undertaken in Romania to gain timely and...
4 January 2016
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
Despite the overall aim of graduation to lift people out of poverty in the long term, programmes remain largely focused on achieving...
1 January 2016
Published by: Family for Every Child
This research investigates the impact of the Child Support and Foster Child grants in South Africa on children's care. It examines the effect of these grants on the quality of children's care and on decisions about who will provide care to children. It also explores implementation issues regarding both grants and proposes options for making support more effective and efficient.
1 January 2016
Published by: Save the Children
This report aims to assess to what extent social protection in Nepal addresses child poverty and vulnerability and can be considered to be 'child-sensitive', and how it can be strengthened to further improve children's lives.
1 January 2016
Published by: Family for Every Child
The aim of this research is to start to fill knowledge gaps on the linkages between social protection and children's care through primary qualitative research on government implemented social protection programmes in three Sub-Saharan African countries: Ghana, Rwanda and South Africa.
1 January 2016
Published by: UNICEF
The International Food Policy Research Institute, together with its collaborators, the Institute of Development Studies and the Department of Economics, Mekelle University, has produced this fourth report on the evaluation of the Social Cash Transfer Pilot Programme (SCTPP) implemented by the Bureau of Social and Labour Affairs (BoLSA), regional Government of Tigray. .
1 January 2016
Published by: Save the Children
Nepal can be considered at the forefront of social protection compared to other low-income countries, being one of the first to have introduced a social pension, implementing a set of nationally funded social protection schemes and in the process of finalising a National Framework for Social Protection (NFSP).
The Haitian Graduation Research Programme is a partnership between IDS and Fonkoze. The research has five components designed to understand better the impact of Fonkoze's Graduation Programme for the extreme poor.
1 December 2015
Published by: Concern Worldwide
This report presents the findings of the mixed methods impact evaluation of the Concern Worldwide Terintambwe programme in two provinces of Burundi.