Sentence examples for transfer schemes from inspiring English sources

Some 110m people in the region now benefit from such transfer schemes, according to the World Bank.

Cash transfer schemes, for instance, can help poor people to buy food, secure housing or invest in livelihoods – whatever they believe their family most urgently needs.

Whether those powerful patrons invented, used, or even knew of the elaborate money transfer schemes through front companies controlled by Mr. Berlin is not known.

Great hopes now rest on "direct transfer" schemes that will give welfare payments directly to the poor, cutting out waste and corruption.

Bangladesh's Challenging the Frontiers of Poverty Reduction - Targeting the Ultra Poor – is an example of how asset transfer schemes, another crucial form of social protection, can be shaped around women's empowerment.

Such "conditional" transfer schemes do well elsewhere, notably in Brazil and Mexico, and a few already exist in India, such as one paying women to have prenatal check-ups and give birth in clinics (see article).The Indian government wants to travel at least some of the way down this road.

Cash-transfer schemes are estimated to reach up to a billion people in developing countries.

It hopes its huge expansion of public spending, including cash-transfer schemes, has bought it popularity.

Re-distribution, through conditional cash-transfer schemes and other social programmes, has helped to reduce poverty.

Better-targeted social policies also help, especially cash-transfer schemes for the poor.

Many of the largest and best-known cash-transfer schemes attach conditions to the money people receive.