Does varying the delivery of social protection and poverty reduction interventions entail a trade-off between cost and impact? This webinar introduced impact evaluation results from an economic inclusion pilot called the graduation approach that combines social protection, livelihood development, financial inclusion, and social empowerment. This innovative program helped poor households break the cycle of poverty through varied group-based interventions including asset transfers and coaching.
| Session / Activity | Title | Speaker(s) |
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| Presentation |
Impact Evaluation of the Graduation of the Ultra Poor Pilot in the Philippines
This presentation introduced impact evaluation results from an economic inclusion pilot called the graduation approach that combines social…
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Emily Beam |
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ADB Organizer/s
- Economic Research and Development Impact Department
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Topics
- Economics
- Social Development and Protection