Conditional cash transfer programs : a "magic bullet" for reducing poverty?

Michelle Adato · John Frederick Hoddinott

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Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare Income, Poverty, and Inequality Child Nutrition and Water Access

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poverty; hunger; food policies; food security; capacity building; vulnerability; cash transfers; malnutrition; economic development; social safety nets; health care; property rights; climate change; gender; policies; millennium development goals; Latin America; Oceania; Africa

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2005Reassessing Conditional Cash Transfer Programs

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