174:. These principles, endorsed by UN General Assembly resolutions 46/182 and 58/114, ensure that humanitarian aid, including cash transfers, prioritizes human suffering and assists the most vulnerable without favoritism or discrimination. Humanity underscores the need to address human suffering universally. Neutrality ensures that aid does not favor any party in a conflict or dispute. Impartiality dictates that aid is based solely on need, without discrimination. Independence highlights the autonomy of humanitarian objectives from political, economic, military, or other objectives. Adhering to these principles, humanitarian cash transfers provide life-saving assistance in emergencies like natural disasters, conflicts, and famines, focusing on short-term, immediate relief.
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reduction in the likelihood of being sick by an estimated 27%. Unconditional cash transfers may also improve food security and dietary diversity. Children in recipient families are more likely to attend school, and the cash transfers may increase money spent on health care. An update of this landmark review from 2022 confirmed these findings, plus concluded that there is now sufficient evidence that such cash transfers also reduce the likelihood of recipients living in extreme poverty. The present study concluded that cash along with ECD activities have positive impact on child development in
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516:). It is the first charity dedicated exclusively to cash transfers. It claims that 90% of donor funds are utilized in the form of the actual cash transfers, with the remaining 10% being split between fees for money transfers and recipient identification costs. Their model is closer to the "lump sums" transfer model than the "regular income supplement" model that has historically been used more by governments.
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infrastructure, administering cash transfers has not presented as great a challenge as expected. Informal networks have ensured cash is flowing from the urban to rural areas, even if by hand, and local councils and schools far from the capital are now also receiving payment through bank accounts and not in cash. The same goes for institutional capacity which is widely believed to be improving.
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making the benefits of the transfers so low only the most desperate will apply. Yet there are also many problems associated with this method as the transaction costs of screening are very high, due to the need to pay for assessment, the travelling cost of candidates to and from the assessment and also the potential risks for corruption. There also may be a negative effect on
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transfers and in measures to ensure that such programmes are effective. The amount invested is influenced by ‘value for money’ considerations, as well as by political and ideological concerns regarding ‘free handouts’ and ‘creating dependency’. As random allocations are not particularly effective, there are two main forms of targeting:
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