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Gender and age-responsive social protection: the potential of cash transfers to advance adolescent rights and capabilities
Nicola Jones; Elizabeth Presler-Marshall and Muriel Kahane
发表日期2019
出版年2019
语种英语
概述This policy brief reviews the effects of cash transfers on the rights and capabilities of adolescent girls and boys using a gender and capability lens.
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This brief, synthesising research findings, analysis and policy recommendations, was produced for the UN Women policy brief series.

Adolescence is recognised as a window of opportunity for offsetting childhood disadvantage and altering life trajectories. With more than one billion adolescents in the world, and many countries in the Global South experiencing a youth bulge, there is increasing urgency for national governments and donors to provide greater support, services and programming to this age group.

Evidence on the economic and social impacts of cash transfers (CTs) highlights that such programmes can reap multiple dividends across the life cycle – including in terms of school and health service uptake, intrahousehold decision-making and intimate partner violence. There is growing interest in how to leverage these programmes to improve adolescent well-being across the second decade of life and beyond.

This policy brief reviews the effects of CTs on the rights and capabilities of adolescent girls and boys (10–19 years), using a gender and capability lens and focusing on three key capability domains: education, sexual and reproductive health, and freedom from violence. Based on this evidence, the brief highlights the importance of a 'cash plus' approach to enhancing adolescents’ multidimensional well-being and achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

主题adolescent girls ; cash transfers ; sustainable development goals ; Global
URLhttps://www.odi.org/publications/11317-gender-and-age-responsive-social-protection-potential-cash-transfers-advance-adolescent-rights-and
来源智库Overseas Development Institute (United Kingdom)
资源类型智库出版物
条目标识符http://119.78.100.153/handle/2XGU8XDN/510405
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Nicola Jones,Elizabeth Presler-Marshall and Muriel Kahane. Gender and age-responsive social protection: the potential of cash transfers to advance adolescent rights and capabilities. 2019.
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