The Transfer Project

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The Transfer Project is an inter-agency research and learning initiative on cash transfers in Sub-Saharan Africa. Evidence shows that cash transfers promote economic empowerment. Our research goes beyond this to find out how cash transfers can be used more effectively to impact other aspects of people’s lives. A collaboration between UNICEF, FAO, University of North Carolina, and UNICEF country offices, the Transfer Project provides rigorous evidence on the impact of large-scale national cash transfer programs.

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The Transfer Project

Using Evidence to Inform Program Reform in the Malawi Social Cash Transfer Program

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Evidence-informed Policymaking

Evidence-informed Policymaking

Ghana's Experience in Collaborating with the IMF Around the Transfer Value in LEAP

Cash Transfers for Prevention of Malnutrition: UNICEF's Approach to Transfers in Democratic Republic of Congo

Zambia Harmonized Cash Transfer

Impact Evaluation Plan of Humanitarian Interventions in Somalia

Ghana’s Cash Plus Integrated Social Services

Cash Plus and Women’s Empowerment in Mali

Inclusive Climate Action: Combining Social Protection and Agricultural Support in Kenya

What's Cooking in Kenya?

Can Labour-constrained Households Graduate? Evidence from Two Studies in Malawi

High Flyers Revisited: Using Machine Learning to Understand Who Benefits the Most from a Cash Transfer

Seven-year Follow-up of the Ghana LEAP 1000 Evaluation: A Focus on Child Labor Impacts

The Future of Food: the Role of Social Protection

Disability-inclusive & Gender-responsive Edits to TRANSFORM Modules

The Implementation of Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Programme's Gender Provisions: What Works, How, and Why?

o “Joy, Not Sorrow”: Men’s Perspectives on Gender, Violence, and Cash Transfers Targeted To Women in Ghana

Leveraging Social Protection to Support Women's and Girls' Climate Resilience in Low-and Middle-income Countries