Sentence examples for unconditional transfers from inspiring English sources

An earlier Economix post also looked at unconditional transfers.

Oil-to-cash programs are essentially unconditional transfers financed by oil.

There is also renewed interest in unconditional transfers such as a negative income tax and non-means-tested universal basic income.

The ability to make unconditional transfers to lower levels of government enables the federal government to offset shocks to specific regions.

Another more recent line of research has examined the impact of conditional versus unconditional transfers, sometimes through meta-analyses (Baird et al. 2014) and sometimes through direct comparisons within a single experiment (Baird et al. 2011; Benhassine et al. forthcoming; Akresh et al. 2013).

Modalities covers questions about the different types of cash transfer programming (e.g. conditional transfers and unconditional transfers; restricted transfers/vouchers and unrestricted transfers/multipurpose grants (MPGs)/cash), how they compare with one another and direct support to health and nutrition services and goods.

Keep an amount (about 5%) of funds as unconditional transfer for the most vulnerable or look for tasks that are appropriate for people with disabilities.

We conducted a mixed-methods evaluation of the Government of Zambia's Child Grant Program, a poverty-targeted, unconditional transfer given to mothers or primary caregivers of young children aged zero to five.

As we seek to report on more general perceptions of the programme, we did not aim to make links between participants from the three design groups (conditional cash transfer, unconditional cash transfer or control groups) and their individualised personal experiences, but rather to map the more general feeling of the programme as a whole.

Five modes were considered: unconditional cash transfers, conditional cash transfers, short-term payments to offset costs of accessing maternity services, vouchers for maternity services, and vouchers for merit goods.

An increasing number of countries in ub-Saharan Africa have begun to provide social protection for AIDS-affected children, through promising initiatives such as unconditional cash transfers, which include transfers to poor households, child support grants, orphan care grants, disability grants and social pensions.