Cash transfers, gender and generational relations: evidence from a pilot project in Lesotho

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May 2008
Rachel Slater and Matšeliso Mphale

Drawing on the findings of fieldwork with cash, food, cash and food beneficiaries and nonbeneficiaries, this paper uses a comparative approach to explore the impact of cash transfers on gender relations.

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