- Title
- The Reach and Impact of Child Support Grants: Evidence from KwaZulu-Natal
- Author(s)
- Anne Case Anne Case (Princeton University and Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies)
- Victoria Hosegood Victoria Hosegood (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
- Frances Lund Frances Lund (University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban and Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies)
- Abstract
- Poverty is again at the center of debates about development. Dominant international institutions have committed themselves to addressing poverty, notably the World Bank, through its Poverty Reduction Strategies, and the United Nations, through the Millennium Development Goals. Discussion has also focused on alternative roles for the state, with particular interest in the part the state may play in social protection, and in addressing chronic poverty.
- Creation Date
- 2004-12
- Section URL ID
- RPDS
- Paper Number
- Case_Hosegood_Lund_The_Reach_and_Impact_of_Child_Support_Grants_DSA.pdf
- URL
- https://rpds.princeton.edu/sites/rpds/files/media/case_hosegood_lund_the_reach_and_impact_of_child_support_grants_dsa.pdf
- File Function
- Jel
- I38, J13, O15, O18
- Keyword(s)
- South Africa
- Suppress
- false
- Series
- 5