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    Evaluation of the UNICEF Social Cash Transfer Pilot Programme in SNNPR, Ethiopia. Midline Report Final

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    2017-07-01
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    Roelen, Keetie
    Devereux, Stephen
    Kebede, Dereje
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    This report presents midline findings for the Integrated Nutrition Social Cash Transfer (IN-SCT) pilot project in SNNPR in Ethiopia. The project falls under the umbrella of Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Programme, phase 4 (PSNP4) that was launched in 2015 and aims to test an integrated package of linkages to services and multisectoral nutrition services in a bid to improve nutritional and other outcomes. This qualitative study is part of the project’s mixed methods impact evaluation, presenting a process-oriented investigation and focusing on issues of efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability mid-way through project implementation. The study was undertaken in Girme kebele in Halaba Special woreda and included interviews with programme staff, group discussions and case studies with PSNP clients and non-clients.
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