Topic: Cash transfers clear · back to the knowledge map
Most practices in: Bangladesh (2) · Ethiopia (2) · Pakistan (2)
Togo built a fully digital, mobile-money cash-transfer system using satellite imagery and phone data to target its poorest citizens during COVID-19, then …
Bangladesh's FSSAP (1994) provides conditional stipends and fee waivers to rural girls in secondary school. It supported 2 million+ girls annually, cutting …
Zambia's GEWEL programme (World Bank/GoZ) delivers livelihood packages to poor rural women and school stipends to vulnerable girls. By end-2024: 139,351 women …
Pakistan’s BISP pays quarterly grants to >6.1 million female household heads across 149 districts. Oxford Policy Management’s evaluation (2010–2017) found poverty fell …
Egypt's flagship cash-transfer scheme (2015-present): 4.67 million households enrolled, 75% of card holders women. Two IFPRI impact evaluations confirm 8.4% consumption rise, …
USAID and the Gates Foundation seeded Haiti's mobile-money market in 2010 with a $10m milestone-prize fund. Digicel's MonCash grew to 805,000 active …
LISTA, Fundación Capital's tablet financial-education app for Colombia's cash-transfer recipients, joined national policy in 2015. A randomised trial of 3,000 women found …
Congo's Lisungi safety-net project paid cash transfers and business grants directly to women, reaching 76,000 cash-transfer beneficiaries and 95,000 business-grant recipients (2015-2023) …
Bangladesh's flagship rural women's safety net, running since 1975. Each 24-month cycle supports ~750,000 women with 30 kg of fortified rice monthly …
Two-year pilot in Amhara, Ethiopia (2004–2006) combining a conditional goat transfer for unmarried girls in school, safe-space mentoring and SRH education. Girls …
Azerbaijan's State Social Protection Fund uses AI-based data matching across 15+ agencies to proactively identify and enrol eligible citizens in welfare benefits. …
To rush COVID aid to the poorest, Togo used machine learning on satellite imagery and mobile-phone data to target cash transfers — …
Launched in Damascus in 2009, this WFP/UNHCR pilot let Iraqi refugee families redeem food at local shops using SMS codes texted to …
During Niger's 2010 food crisis, Concern Worldwide ran a randomized trial paying cash transfers via mobile money ('Zap') against manual cash and …
Kazakhstan's Digital Family Card uses predictive scoring across 100+ socio-economic indicators from 20+ agencies to proactively identify and serve vulnerable families. Since …
Chile's RSH algorithm classifies 8.99 million households (85.6 % of the population) into socioeconomic tiers that gate access to all means-tested state …
Pakistan's BISP operates a 35-million-household registry using Proxy Means Test scoring cross-referenced with NADRA biometric data to identify the poor; 15 million …
Argentina's pension moratorium let adults lacking 30 years of formal contributions — mostly women who had done unpaid care work — buy …
Senegal's DGPSN uses a proxy-means-test score from the Registre National Unique to target Family Security Grants, reaching 355,013 beneficiaries in Q1 2026 …
Vietnam's VNeID uses AI facial-recognition and data-matching to verify identity and route welfare payments: 83.5 million accounts, 2.1 billion transactions, and 2.5 …
UN Women's Gender Aware Beneficiary Assessment (GABA), applied to St. Vincent and the Grenadines' Public Assistance Programme under the Canada-funded Build Back …
DIG adapted BRAC's Ultra-Poor Graduation model for 2,700 ultra-poor participants (70% women) in Northern Uganda. A cluster-RCT found no significant drop in …
NECTEC/NESDC's TPMAP integrates 36M records across 77 provinces to map multidimensional poverty and direct social welfare to sub-district level. UNICEF-partnered dashboard enhancement …
Jordan's National Aid Fund uses a 57-factor algorithm to target 250,000+ households under Takaful, World Bank co-designed. HRW (2023) and CHRGJ (2024) …
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