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Value for Money of Cash Transfers and Operational Models: Insights into the recipients’ perspective
19:08|This podcast presents the key findings of the project "How design influences value for money". This research aimed to contribute to the proof-of-concept on how to design and deliver cash assistance that aligns with end-users’ expectations and maximises Value-for-Money. It sought to answer the question: to what extent is the value for money of cash assistance influenced by the design of the programme?This research examined three design decisions in particular: (1) using a unified delivery platform; (2) using existing social safety nets for delivery; and (3) the consolidation of cash transfers.Drawing on available global evidence and four country case studies – Colombia, Jordan, Kenya and Turkey, this research report discusses in detail what influence these three design-related decisions have on the value for money of cash assistance.Value for Money of Cash Transfers and Operational Models: Insights into the recipients’ perspective
17:14|This podcast presents the key findings of the project "How design influences value for money". This research aimed to contribute to the proof-of-concept on how to design and deliver cash assistance that aligns with end-users’ expectations and maximises Value-for-Money. It sought to answer the question: to what extent is the value for money of cash assistance influenced by the design of the programme?This research examined three design decisions in particular: (1) using a unified delivery platform; (2) using existing social safety nets for delivery; and (3) the consolidation of cash transfers.Drawing on available global evidence and four country case studies – Colombia, Jordan, Kenya and Turkey, this research report discusses in detail what influence these three design-related decisions have on the value for money of cash assistance.Value for Money of Cash Transfers and Operational Models: Insights into the recipients’ perspective
20:25|This podcast presents the key findings of the project "How design influences value for money". This research aimed to contribute to the proof-of-concept on how to design and deliver cash assistance that aligns with end-users’ expectations and maximises Value-for-Money. It sought to answer the question: to what extent is the value for money of cash assistance influenced by the design of the programme?This research examined three design decisions in particular: (1) using a unified delivery platform; (2) using existing social safety nets for delivery; and (3) the consolidation of cash transfers.Drawing on available global evidence and four country case studies – Colombia, Jordan, Kenya and Turkey, this research report discusses in detail what influence these three design-related decisions have on the value for money of cash assistance.