Background note

[pdf download]

[online version]

Final report and briefing

Final report [pdf download] [online version]

Briefing [pdf download] [online version]

Country briefings

Full country reports

These reports investigate beneficiary and community perspectives of five cash transfer programmes across six sites. Each report provides in-depth, robust evidence that will improve the quality and effectiveness of cash transfer programmes

Social protection pathways: shaping social justice outcomes for the most marginalised, now and post-2015

The potential of social protection to promote social justice outcomes for diverse marginalised social groups is increasingly being recognised.This Background Note provides a theory of change framework for understanding macro- to micro-impact pathways for transformative social protection.

The research highlights that in order to tackle multidimensional vulnerability in a sustainable way, it is vital for social protection programmes tobe designed and governed so as to promote social inclusion and accountability.

Holding cash transfers to account: beneficiary and community perspectives

The report summarises key features of the cash transfer programme in each country and the extent to which programme objectives address empowerment, social justice, social cohesion and citizenship alongside economic vulnerability

It considers positive experiences and concerns at the individual, household and community levels, as well as beneficiary and community views on programme governance and accountability.

Kenya

[pdf download] [online version]

Mozambique

[pdf download] [online version]

Uganda

[pdf download] [online version]

Yemen

[pdf download] [online version]

Occupied Palestinian territories

[pdf download] [online version]

Kenya

[full report] [executive summary]