[PDF] Top 20 Social Cash Transfers and Children's Rights in Zambia

... and social issue (Donnison, 2001; George, ...of social participation on the other, more generous end’ (2004: ...normal social participation’ (Dean, 2002: ...essential social services’ (2000: ... See full document

... comprehensive social protection to its citizens, including ...how cash transfer to children could help to reduce their poverty as well as to increase access to education, health and other material ... See full document

... Conditional cash transfer programs like Familias en Acción are premised on the idea that a small nudge in the right direction can give a poor family the opportunity to escape the consequences of long-term poverty ... See full document

... vulnerable children, the Ghanaian culture whereby all children eat from the same pot resulted in the transfers being spent on all children in the household rather than those selected as direct ... See full document

... to social protection, with a particular focus on cash ...of cash transfers on positive child outcomes [15, 16]. Some cash transfer studies have been conditioned on parental behaviours ... See full document

... with children aged 0 to 18 years receiving the transfer were required to take their children for health checkups and to enroll them in ...link transfers with the conditions, and some BDH ... See full document

... addition, children in the first 5 years of life living in these countries usually face multiple health risks [13], which can hamper child development and negatively influence an individual’s life course ... See full document

... Fundamental Social Rights In 2003, SADC adopted a Charter on Fundamental Social Rights which amongst others seeks to provide a framework for regional labour ...of children and young ... See full document

... of social benefits have a positive effect on the educational and health status of children in the benefiting ...of cash and in-kind social transfers on the supply of labour across ... See full document

... million children under seventeen years of age (ILO, ...forces children to abandon school at an early stage, thus interfering with their human capital ...several social protection programs on child ... See full document

... Similarly, cash transfer programmes targeted to the poorest households have yet to achieve their full potential in terms of poverty alleviation and accumulation of human capital (Ribe et ...core social ... See full document

... A regional multiplier approach to estimating the impact of cash transfers: The case of cash aid in rural Malawi Davies, Simon and Davey, James University of Bath; Concern Worldwide Malaw[r] ... See full document

... of cash and in-kind transfers, but governments in developing and transition economies are increasingly relying on cash transfer programs to tackle childhood poverty (Barrientos and Dejong, ...for ... See full document

... food, Cash Transfer as an alternative service delivery mechanism seeks to eliminate inefficiency and corruption by giving money directly to the ...and Cash Transfer in Delhi to look into the necessity of ... See full document

... control rights and cash- flow rights of management is negatively related to the firms’ tax avoidance, despite the benefits of tax ...control rights, they have limited cash flow ... See full document

... The TUP model was adapted to suit different contexts while staying true to the same overall principles of design and evaluated in six other countries: Ethiopia, Ghana, Honduras, India, Pakistan, and Peru (Banerjee et al. ... See full document

... against cash transfers replacing food grain ...prefer cash. It is revealing to note that among those giving priority to cash, most are ... See full document

... some social cohesion in such a way that the process of accumulation of capital is not interrupted, thus guaranteeing the continuity of a certain process where the production of wealth evolves into the production ... See full document

... More generally, our work is related to the literature that considers the causal impacts of a family disruption on child outcomes, mainly covering the US or other developed countries. Whilst the literature has mainly ... See full document

... in Zambia and therefore, concludes that the country needs enabling and strong Policies, and Regulations to guide the use of DFS for improved products, improved quality of service QOS, Increased investment, greater ... See full document