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Highlights of the webinar on “Can G2P unlock women’s economic empowerment?”

Timestamps of the webinar conducted on 10th November, 2022, on the topic “Can G2P unlock women’s economic empowerment?”. See the time stamps below for a better viewing experience.

Nov 14, 2022

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Can G2P unlock women’s economic empowerment? Evidence from Asia and Africa

The presentation presents evidence from Asia and Africa on the role of G2P in enhancing women’s economic empowerment. G2P programs have an overwhelmingly positive impact on the household and women’s agency. Governments should utilize gender-disaggregated data and remain sensitive to social norms to improve G2P policy design.

Nov 11, 2022

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DBT diagnostic study: Female beneficiaries’ experience of receiving DBT

The presentation reveals evidence from India on female beneficiaries’ experience of receiving G2P (DBT) in India. Almost all women reported that G2P programs benefited both them and their households. Yet a few lacked a positive outlook on G2P transfers, as they faced hurdles when they tried to move outside their homes independently and did not have agency over the G2P payments.

Nov 11, 2022

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Women at the heart of G2P initiatives: The Primary Education Stipends Program in Bangladesh

MSC and the Center for Global Development (CGD) assessed Bangladesh’s Primary Education Stipends Program (PESP), a gender-centric cash transfer program to improve primary school attendance rates. Over the years, benefit delivery of PESP evolved from cash disbursement to digital stipend transfers. Key evidence from our assessment shows women prefer digital transfers to cash-in-hand. Our blog shares evidence from the study using the “Design, Direct, and Digitize” (D3) framework to make a case for women beneficiaries as better contenders for G2P programs. Our blog looks beyond the impact of PESP on program outcomes—and highlights the socioeconomic implications of mobile money on women and the role PESP plays in gender equity and inclusion.

Sep 27, 2022

Arshi Aadil, Neeraja Sundar, Aakash Mehrotra and Lakshay Jain

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Sep 27, 2022

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India’s gender-responsive policies during COVID-19

Despite the Indian government’s gender-focused relief measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, women beneficiaries faced issues as they tried to access and utilize such measures. Issues with access and capability around digital communication and inherent social norms persist as two important factors that intensify the challenges that #women face in using formal financial services.

Oct 16, 2021

Kritika Shukla, Rahul Chatterjee and Neeraja Sundar

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Oct 16, 2021

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Liquidity support for G2P agents in Indonesia during the COVID-19 pandemic

Effective liquidity management is critical for the delivery of G2P programs, particularly in times of emergency when beneficiaries are most vulnerable. Cash-in/cash-out (CICO) agents in Indonesia receive little or no support to manage liquidity and most of them still have to travel to the nearest bank branch

Jul 20, 2020

Astri Sri Sulastri and Raunak Kapoor

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Jul 20, 2020

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