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Nutrition and Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Programs

  • Hoddinott J
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  • Adato M
  • Hoddinott J
Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University Press, (2010)
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Improving the nutritional status of preschool children was an important policy objective in all four conditional cash transfer (CCT) programs studied in this book. This objective stemmed from several facets of nutrition. Good nutrition is a component of good health, and good …

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Hoddinott, J. (2010). Nutrition and Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Programs. In M. Adato & J. Hoddinott (Eds.), Conditional Cash Transfers in Latin America: A Magic Bullet to Reduce Poverty. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.

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