Papers

Summative Review of the UNICEF/WFP Social Protection response to COVID-19 in Mozambique

Evaluation, Emergency response, Conditional cash transfer, Cash plus

As part of this national response strategy, UNICEF and the World Food Program (WFP) supported approximately 90,000 households by implementing cash transfers in selected areas in Tete and Zambézia provinces. The cash transfers were complemented with a Communication for Social and Behavioral Change (CSBC) intervention and referrals to appropriate services to treat and follow up on cases of exploitation and gender-based violence.

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Evaluation of Tunisia's child-centered conditional cash transfer programme

Evaluation, Childhood and youth, Human capital, Conditional cash transfer, Cash plus

This evaluation documents the importance of implementing more integrated, multi-sectoral child-sensitive social protection strategies to ensure a fair chance for all Tunisian children, and the crucial role of social protection in protecting human capital in the country.

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Eating habits during early childhood among cash-transfer beneficiaries

Nutrition, Assessment, Conditional cash transfer, KAP study, Cash plus

The study 'Food in Early Childhood: knowledge, attitudes and practices of Bolsa Família beneficiaries', carried out by UNICEF, analysed the eating habits of families with children under 6 years of age supported by Bolsa Família, now replaced by Auxílio Brasil. 


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Evaluation of the Happy Childhood Programme - Qualitative approach

Evaluation, Childhood and youth, Conditional cash transfer, Cash plus

The Happy Child Program (PCF) is a nationwide programme that supports stimulation during very early childhood. This formative assessment based on interviews with stakeholders contributes evidence for a management response for its upcoming stages.

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Evaluation of the MEND and RISE conditional cash transfer programmes

Evaluation, Conditional cash transfer, Cash plus

Final evaluation of two social protection and cash transfer programmes sponsored by UNICEF in StKitts and Nevis. This report received a "highly satisfactory" rating from UNICEF's GEROS.

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