A 3-day gathering of social protection experts & stakeholders to promote cross-country learning on cash transfers The Transfer Project Workshop 2019 was held in Arusha (Tanzania) from 2-4 April, bringing together over 130 participants, including researchers, policy-makers, academics and development … Read more
Lusajo is the qualitative principal investigator of the Adolescent Cash Plus Study in Tanzania. Her research interests include risky sexual behaviour among adolescents, Intimate Partner Violence, Violence against Children, HIV-related stigma, parenting and family interactions. Lusajo is involved in various … Read more
Maja leads the qualitative impact evaluations of cash plus programmes in Ethiopia and Mozambique. She joined UNICEF Innocenti from FAO, where she led the analytical and policy-related work on gender-sensitive social protection, and ‘cash plus’ programming in rural development contexts. … Read more
The Transfer Project is grateful to all donors who generously contribute and allow us to carry out our research on the impacts of cash transfers. We receive country-specific funds via partner organisations (see country pages for details). Below, we highlight … Read more
Partners The Transfer Project collaborates with national governments and national research institutes on a country basis, please visit country pages for further information. Transfer Project was established with the help of Save the Children UK who formerly acted as … Read more
Where We Work The Transfer Project is a thought leader on cash transfers in sub-Saharan Africa and beyond. Click on a country for a more detailed description and our related research in that country. Map View
