Studies from 2016 on demonstrate that the impact of cash transfers varies based on duration, depending on whether they are distributed over a short (24 months or less) or long (more than 24 months) period. Cash transfers distributed over a long period provide predictability that is associated with greater impact, particularly with transfers distributed to improve children’s health, nutrition and education, and employment and labor. Longer duration...
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Cash Transfer Timing : How Transfer Duration and Frequency Contribute to Outcomes
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World Bank.
Cash Transfer Timing : How Transfer Duration and Frequency Contribute to Outcomes (English). Evidence at Your Fingertips Series; Social Protection and Jobs Policy and Technical Note ; no. 35; Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099061324164591016