How do cash transfers conditioned on health clinic visits and school attendance impact
health-related outcomes? Examining the 2010 randomized introduction of a program in …

Background Financial incentives promote use of HIV services and might support adherence
to the sustained antiretroviral therapy (ART) necessary for viral suppression, but few studies …

Cash transfers have been demonstrated to improve education and health outcomes and
alleviate poverty in various contexts. However, policy makers and others often express …

Poverty has significant, detrimental, and long-ranging effects on child development (Walker
and others 2011). Programs and policies around the world have attempted to address …

• Monetary poverty: Cash transfers reduce monetary poverty.• Education: Cash transfers
raise school attendance, but do not always lead to improved learning.• Health and nutrition …

The universal basic income has become a widely discussed measure in policy circles
around the world. In this review, we cover the evidence relevant to its potential impact in the …

OBJECTIVE: To provide an overview of Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programmes in
low and middle income countries and present the evidence to date on their contribution to …

Cash transfer programs have not always affected children's nutritional status. We reviewed
30,000 articles relating cash transfer programs and height for age, finding 21 papers on 17 …

Background Abstinence‐plus interventions promote sexual abstinence as the best means of
preventing acquisition of HIV, but also encourage safer‐sex strategies (eg condom use) for …

Cash transfers (CTs) can play a significant role in tackling the social determinants of health
(SDoH), but to date there is a lack of conceptual framework for understanding CTs linkages …