Expertise, impact, and future directions: Expanding our focus
Over the last decade, we have built the evidence base how large-scale cash transfer programs can prevent VAWG in the Global South. Now we are expanding our focus ~ grow with us!
Beyond cash: Exploring gender and violence impacts of crop insurance
In a new blog, Berber Kramer & Shalini Roy share new and ongoing work exploring the gender and IPV impacts of picture-based crop insurance for Odisha’s marginalized farmers.
Collaborative researchers join Fragile Lives conference in Berlin
Collaborative researchers Melissa Hidrobo & Amber Peterman join the Fragile Lives to share synthesis findings across the cash transfer collaborative porfolio.
New publication: Evolution of IPV impacts from economic transfers over nine years in Bangaldesh
A new publication in Social Science & Medicine by Michelle Lokot and co-authors examines the durability of a cash transfers, food transfers & behavior change communication over the long-term in rural Bangladesh.
The Cash Transfer & Intimate Partner Violence Research Collaborative generates and translates evidence on how large-scale economic interventions can prevent violence against women and girls (VAWG) in low- and middle-income countries.
Our work guides how to design cash transfers, adaptive social protection, insurance and climate resilience programming, livelihoods interventions, and other economic programming to address drivers of VAWG in scalable and sustainable ways.
New work, expanding beyond cash transfers explores gender and violence effects of picture-based crop insurance in India. Read the blog authored by Berber Kramer and Shalini Roy.
The Cash Transfer and IPV Research Collaborative is comprised of globally renowned researchers with expertise across a wide span of disciplines including social epidemiology and public health, as well as economic development and social protection fields. The team draws upon a unique set of interdisciplinary skills and collectively hold decades of experience applying quantitative and qualitative methods to impact evaluation across diverse regions.
