The role of unconditional cash transfers during a nutritional emergency in Maradi region, Niger: a pre-post intervention observational study

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Abstract
The results of the study are consistent with the published evidence regarding the general impact of CT and suggest it is plausible that giving cash during an emergency can help safeguard living standards of the very poor and poor. While improvements in childhood nutrition status were seen it is not …
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Authors Fenn B;Noura G;Sibson V;Dolan C;Shoham J;;
Journal public health nutrition
Year 2015
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