Sentence examples for a targeted transfer from inspiring English sources
Ecuador's programme does, however, follow the advice of the World Bank, which asserts that meal programs are best viewed as a safety net – a targeted transfer of food to the poorest or most vulnerable populations.
He compared WiTricity's targeted transfer technology to an opera singer whose voice could shatter only one preselected glass out of 50, whereas a traditional inductive system might be less efficient and break all the glasses, he said.
Brazil is the recent pacesetter, markedly expanding public education and systematically attacking remaining pockets of poverty through targeted transfer programmes.
The data clearly show that most of the gains came from rising earnings, rather than specific poverty targeted transfer programs or the growth of agriculture.
A targeted cash-transfer programme, which makes welfare payments conditional on recipients' actions, may work better.
A targeted cash-transfer programme, which makes welfare payments conditional on recipients' actions, may be more equitable and more efficient at feeding those who need it most.
We investigate the issue of designing a debt consolidation plan which is achieved through a reduction in public consumption and yet is equitable because temporary targeted transfers and tax reductions stabilize consumption of the poorer part of the population.
Indeed, some are even dropping hints of "targeted transfers" from rich to poorer countries of the euro zone.
Their key conclusions are worth quoting more fully: "There is a robust finding across all models that fiscal policy can have sizeable output multipliers, particularly for spending and targeted transfers".
"In oil importers, the saving from the removal of general energy subsidies should be used toward more targeted transfers, to lower budget deficits where relevant, and to increase public infrastructure if conditions are right," the IMF says in its update.
Governments willing to invest 1% of GDP in targeted transfers could be made eligible for aid that would cover the additional costs of reaching everyone below the poverty line.
