Authors: Armando Barrientos, Jasmina Byrne, Juan Miguel Villa, Paola Peña
Brooks World Poverty Institute, University of Manchester
UNICEF Office of Research Innocenti
The study identifies and evaluates three possible channels through which social transfers can influence child protection outcomes: direct effects observed where the objectives of social transfers are explicit chid protection outcomes; indirect effects where the impact of social transfers on poverty and exclusion leads to improved child protection outcomes; and potential synergies in implementation of social transfers and child protection. It also discusses how the design and implementation of social transfers can contribute to improved child protection outcomes.
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