Fill the Nutrient Gap Kenya for Universal Child benefit (UCB): Report
2022
ELR 2481
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Titre
Fill the Nutrient Gap Kenya for Universal Child benefit (UCB): Report
Mention d'impression
Rome (Italy): World Food Programme (WFP), 2022.
Note sur les langues
English
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32 p.
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ELR2481
Résumé
Over the past decade, Kenya has established itself as a progressive leader in universal social protection. Since 2019, the State Department of Social Protection has led efforts to establish the Universal Child Benefit (UCB), which would guarantee a monthly cash transfer to households with children under 3 years of age. The FNG corresponds to direct objectives of the UCB pilot because it aims to generate lessons for the introduction of a long-term UCB, including the potential impacts of the cash transfer and complementary services on children’s nutrition, and to strengthen advocacy efforts and visibility for the UCB. The FNG analysis estimated costs of three diets: energyonly, nutrient-adequate, and healthy, as well as the percentages of households that, given current food expenditure, are unable to afford each diet.
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Electronic ed.
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Public
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ELR 2481
Langue
Anglais
System Control No.
MON-129124
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