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22 May 2013, Mchinji, Malawi- Kanyindula Primary School Grade 3B teacher Salome Napemba teaching a class at Kanyindula in Mchinji District. Kanyindula is one of the schools with orphans who benefit from the Social Cash Transfer Programme.
FAO Project: MTF /RAF/464/UK - From Protection to Production: The Role of Social Cash Transfers in Fostering Broad-Based Economic Development. Evaluation of social cash transfers in 7 sub-Saharan countries and insights on how social protection interventions can contribute to sustainable poverty reduction and economic growth. FAO has a 3-year agreement with the research programme at DFID״he From Protection to Production Project (PtoP)״o study the impact of cash transfer programmes on household economic decision making and the local economy. This research project seeks to understand the potential productive and economic impacts of cash transfers on the rural poor in Sub Saharan Africa. It aims to provide insights on how social protection interventions can contribute to sustainable poverty reduction and economic growth at household and community-levels.

05/22/2013

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