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Are Cash Transfers Effective? A Discussion with the Experts

New York | By Guest Writer on December 15, 2013 | Comments Off on Are Cash Transfers Effective? A Discussion with the Experts

The salon style conversation featured Columbia University and popular aid blogger Chris Blattman, GiveDirectly co-founder and UCSD researcher Paul Neihaus and Plan USA CEO Tessie San Martin. The ensuing discussion, operating under the Chatham House Rules of no attribution, featured representatives from large NGOs, microfinance organizations and UN agencies. Research from Kenya, Uganda and Liberia show both the promise and shortcomings of cash transfers.

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