Handout for Chapter 13
Targeting social assistance programs
Exogenous
Household characteristics
To change household characteristics
shocks
Household asset
To increase access to assets
Context where assets are used
To improve the quality of the context
Role of
where the assets are used
the
Transfers
To improve transfers
state
Behavior/Livelihood stategies
To alter behavior
Risk management & coping
To respond to exogenous shocks
Outcomes:
Income, poverty,
vulnerability, inequality, sustainability
Asset
accumulation
influence
Policy and programs
social actors
Political economy
of policies
Agency and political
Other social actors
Rural households as
program implementation
& programs
Demand for accountability in
Private actors/
Political economy
rural households
process
Entry points
for public interventions
Figure 1. Conceptual framework for the definition of social protection policies and programs
Instruments
Programs to reduce chronic
poverty
Programs to reduce vulnerability
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- Fall '10
- ALAINDEJANVRY
- Type I and type II errors, CCT, Conditional Cash Transfer, Conditional cash transfers, social assistance programs, transfers Cash transfers
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