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IPA Ultra-Poor Graduation Model Research in Stanford Social Innovation Review

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Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR)
January 13, 2022
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Imran Matin writes in the Stanford Social Innovation Review about evidence on the impact of "cash plus" programs, including two IPA studies on Ultra-Poor Graduation programs in Ghana and Uganda.

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Study:
Variations of Ultra-Poor Graduation Programming in Uganda, Graduating the Ultra Poor in Ghana
People:
Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo, Nathanael Goldberg, Dean Karlan, Robert Osei, William Parienté, Christopher Udry, Hannah Trachtman, Jeremy Shapiro, Bram Thuysbaert, Dean Karlan, Rachel Glennerster, Imran Matin
Country:
Ghana, Uganda
Program area:
Social Protection
Topics:
Access to Finance, Cash Transfers, Human Capital & Skills, Livelihoods, Microenterprise, Savings, Training & Mentoring, Ultra Poor, Women & Girls
Partners:
BRAC, Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP), Ford Foundation, Presbyterian Agricultural Services (PAS), Village Enterprise

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