Publication: The conditions for conditionality in cash transfers
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International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth
United Nations Development Programme
United Nations Development Programme
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Las condiciones de la condicionalidad en las transferencias monetarias, Les conditions de la conditionnalité dans le cadre des transferts monétaires
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"While conditional cash transfers (CCTs) belong to a relatively new and expanding generation of social protection programmes, unconditional benefits (generally defined as unconditional cash transfer programmes—UCTs) have long occupied the social protection scene. Evidence shows that both transfers have a positive impact on fundamental dimensions of human capital accumulation such as nutrition, cognitive development and education."(…)