Supporting the development of a comprehensive model for a child-sensitive cash transfer in Iraq
Start Date:
Status: Ongoing
Description
This project aims to support the design, implementation and evaluation of an incentivized top up cash transfer within Iraq’s Social Safety Net SSN (Iraq’s national cash transfer program) with a focus on pregnant women, under-5 and school age children.
Partners
UNICEF Iraq
Region/Countries
Middle East and North Africa
IraqMain Pillar
Knowledge Production
Thematic Area
Social Protection
Other Thematic Areas
Social Protection
Sustainable Development Goals
SDG 1 - No Poverty
Project Results
Assessment, policy design and technical advice
The support provided by the IPC-IG in the first phase of the project includes:
- Assessment of and advice on design and delivery system of the current SSN: Besides the assessment this includes advice on how the targeting mechanisms could be reformed as well as other areas that the national stakeholders deem relevant.
- Design of a scalable cash transfer program for women and children from poor households: The design not only describes program characteristics but also its gradual expansion and M&E strategy.
- Ad-hoc technical advice: In addition, the IPC-IG team also provides technical advice as requested. This can include advice on specific tools and technical assistance for the preparation and implementation of the scheme and needed tools (e.g. manuals, SOPs for case management, GRM) as well as demands that might come up during the implementation of the project.