Examples of using Conditional cash transfer programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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She would like to know whether there were plans to introduce conditional cash transfer programmes to encourage parents to place their children in childcare facilities,
the development of conditional cash transfer programmes to improve children
Impact of conditional cash transfer programmes on women's time allocation Most Latin American countries have established conditional cash transfer programmes as an instrument of social protection.
Typical conditional cash transfer programmes target poor families with children,
access to socioeconomic information, an online database on conditional cash transfer programmes was launched, providing updated statistics on 40 programmes carried out in 20 countries of the region.
it can work to improve children's health; its conditional cash transfer programmes have sparked interest around the world.
For example, some conditional cash transfer programmes in low- and middle-income countries pay cash to heads of households(generally women)
Brazil's pioneering initiatives, conditional cash transfer programmes have been implemented in most countries of Latin America and the Caribbean and now constitute a
for example by supporting small and medium-sized enterprises and conditional cash transfer programmes.
and analysed conditional cash transfer programmes to see if they had improved women's access to economic resources.
Conditional cash transfer programmes, in both rural and urban areas, respond to the increasing demand for assistance to poor families hardest hit by the global crises,
The provision of support to poor households, through Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes, while important in helping poor families to weather the shock of job and income losses nevertheless
However, the implementation of conditional cash transfer programmes in Nigeria at both the federal
States should help marginalized families whose children are at risk of domestic servitude(e.g. through conditional cash transfer programmes), while reinforcing efforts to provide viable alternatives for children on their own,
aimed at poverty reduction, such as conditional cash transfer programmes.
revealed that conditional cash transfer programmes might lose their impact if wider public policies that guarantee quality in education
Caribbean Governments its findings on conditional cash transfer programmes through recurrent publications such as Social Panorama of Latin America,
implementation of large-scale social protection schemes and conditional cash transfer programmes targeted to the most vulnerable families.
Instruments to achieve a more equitable economy Even though we must recognize the importance of social protection networks, like Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes for example-which aim at breaking the transmission of poverty from one generation to the next-these programmes are being asked to achieve the impossible in the sense that on their own they cannot serve as a whole social policy for a country.
suggest that women's participation in conditional cash transfer programmes can be counterproductive for them