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Can UCTs raise long-term living standards?

Making the case for governments to consider unconditional cash transfers as part of an inclusive growth development strategy

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Maximize disclosure, minimize harm

Innocenti researchers discuss the sensitivity of collecting data on violence

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Kenya CT-OVC data available!

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