The Experience of Cash Transfers in Myanmar
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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Cash is an appropriate instrument to
provide assistance to poor and vulnerable households in most
contexts in Myanmar. Cash transfers (CTs) have the potential
to help poor and vulnerable householdsmeet basic needs and
encourage investments in human capital accumulation.
Building on existing programs such as the stipends program
and testing CTs with relatively simple design and
implementation arrangements can be a viable option in the
short term.
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RISKS, HOUSEHOLD SURVEY, CONSUMPTION, HUMAN CAPITAL, VILLAGE LEADERS, FOOD SECURITY, DAILY INCOME, BASIC NEEDS, SCHOOL ATTENDANCE, POSTNATAL CARE, FOOD CONSUMPTION, ANTENATAL CARE, INCOME, SCHOOLING, FOOD RATIONS, CAPACITY-BUILDING, VULNERABLE GROUPS, SAFETY NET, NUTRITION OUTCOMES, WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME, WEALTH GROUPS, NUTRITION EDUCATION, HEALTH, MALNUTRITION, RURAL, NUTRITION, WFP, ACCESS TO FOOD, PUBLIC WORKS, FOOD TRANSFERS, VULNERABLE PEOPLE, FOOD, TARGETING MECHANISMS, RURAL POPULATION, CONFLICT, MEASURES, REGION, INSURANCE, POVERTY REDUCTION, TARGETING, KNOWLEDGE, PREGNANT WOMEN, FOOD MARKETS, CHILDREN, CORRELATES OF POVERTY, IMMUNIZATION, RURAL AREAS, POVERTY, OUTREACH ACTIVITIES, POOR FAMILIES, BIRTH ATTENDANTS, SINGLE PARENTS, ACUTE MALNUTRITION, VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS, REMOTE COMMUNITIES, POOR’ BENEFICIARIES, VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT, POOR CHILDREN, MIGRATION, TRANSFERS, RISK MANAGEMENT, RICE, VIOLENCE, POOR, STRATEGY, DISASTERS, CASH INCOME, HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS, SIBLINGS, REGISTRATION, FAMILIES, CHILD HEALTH SERVICES, SOCIAL SECURITY, SOCIAL PROTECTION, GAMBLING, PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS, HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE, LIVELIHOOD SECURITY, REMOTE AREAS, HEALTH SERVICES, IMPLEMENTATION, PREGNANCY, CASH TRANSFERS, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, INEQUALITY, POOR HOUSEHOLDS