Infante-Villarroel, Mariana2015-07-282015-07-282015-07-07https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22323Cash is an appropriate instrument to provide assistance to poor and vulnerable households in most contexts in Myanmar. Cash transfers (CTs) have the potential to help poor and vulnerable householdsmeet basic needs and encourage investments in human capital accumulation. Building on existing programs such as the stipends program and testing CTs with relatively simple design and implementation arrangements can be a viable option in the short term.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGORISKSHOUSEHOLD SURVEYCONSUMPTIONHUMAN CAPITALVILLAGE LEADERSFOOD SECURITYDAILY INCOMEBASIC NEEDSSCHOOL ATTENDANCEPOSTNATAL CAREFOOD CONSUMPTIONANTENATAL CAREINCOMESCHOOLINGFOOD RATIONSCAPACITY-BUILDINGVULNERABLE GROUPSSAFETY NETNUTRITION OUTCOMESWORLD FOOD PROGRAMMEWEALTH GROUPSNUTRITION EDUCATIONHEALTHMALNUTRITIONRURALNUTRITIONWFPACCESS TO FOODPUBLIC WORKSFOOD TRANSFERSVULNERABLE PEOPLEFOODTARGETING MECHANISMSRURAL POPULATIONCONFLICTMEASURESREGIONINSURANCEPOVERTY REDUCTIONTARGETINGKNOWLEDGEPREGNANT WOMENFOOD MARKETSCHILDRENCORRELATES OF POVERTYIMMUNIZATIONRURAL AREASPOVERTYOUTREACH ACTIVITIESPOOR FAMILIESBIRTH ATTENDANTSSINGLE PARENTSACUTE MALNUTRITIONVULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDSREMOTE COMMUNITIESPOOR’ BENEFICIARIESVILLAGE DEVELOPMENTPOOR CHILDRENMIGRATIONTRANSFERSRISK MANAGEMENTRICEVIOLENCEPOORSTRATEGYDISASTERSCASH INCOMEHOUSEHOLD SURVEYSSIBLINGSREGISTRATIONFAMILIESCHILD HEALTH SERVICESSOCIAL SECURITYSOCIAL PROTECTIONGAMBLINGPUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMSHUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCELIVELIHOOD SECURITYREMOTE AREASHEALTH SERVICESIMPLEMENTATIONPREGNANCYCASH TRANSFERSHUMAN DEVELOPMENTINEQUALITYPOOR HOUSEHOLDSReportWorld Bank10.1596/22323