How family and child cash transfers can empower women: Comparative lessons from Brazil and South Africa

Overview of attention for article published in Global Social Policy, December 2020

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Interesting findings from review of long-term child grant programmes and impacts on dimensions of women's empowerment. Short answer is YES they can #empower women, reduce financial stress, increase confidence and control @YevaAvakyan @Vishna123 @Drag…

RT @Ugentilini: Child grants empower women in #Brazil and #SouthAfrica! Blog by Patel et al: https://t.co/Rf6uMC3KKF via @TC_Africa Full…

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