Publication: Conditional Cash Transfer: a vaccine against poverty and inequality?
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التحويلات النقدية الشرطية: مصل ضد الفقر و عدم المساواة؟, Transferencias Monetarias Condicionadas: ¿Una Vacuna Antipobreza y Antidesigualdades?, L’aide financière conditionnelle : un vaccin contre la pauvreté et les inégalités ?, Transferências Condicionais de Renda: Uma Vacina Contra a Pobreza e a Desigualdade?, Conditional Cash Transfer: a vaccine against poverty and inequality?
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Conditional Cash Transfers (CCT) have been regarded worldwide as the latest ‘silver bullet’ to fight poverty and inequality. This reputation is largely based on the positive evaluations of the Latin American experiences, such as Progresa in Mexico, Bolsa Escola and Bolsa Alimentacao in Brazil (now unified into Bolsa Familia), and Familias en Accion in Colombia. Defenders of such programmes emphasize that their virtues consist in attacking both long- and short-term poverty and inequality. (...)
Transferências Condicionais de Renda (TCR) tem sido considerado mundialmente como a mais
Transferências Condicionais de Renda (TCR) tem sido considerado mundialmente como a mais