Date: | 2009- |
Web: | Official website of the programme |
Description: | The Universal Child Allowance for Social Protection (AUH, by its acronym in Spanish) is a Conditional Cash Transfer programme (CCT) that aims to improve quality of life and access to education for children and adolescents. It has a strong emphasis on guaranteeing the right to social protection, given that it has an institutional framework that enables complaints mechanisms for those who cannot access the programme. As of May 2011, the Universal Allowance for Pregnancy for Social Protection is added to the AUH, which contributes to the reduction of child mortality of children under 1 year of age and to improvements in the quality of the process of pregnancy, delivery and puerperium. As of April 2015, the Annual School Allowance is added to the AUH, which is delivered for each child in school. Foreigners residing in Argentina could receive the AUH allowance by certifying a minimum of two years of permanent residence in the country. |
Characteristics
Target population: | Families with children under the age of 18 or sons and daughters with disabilities (no age limit) and / or pregnant women who are unemployed or work in the informal economy. Domestic employees and mono-taxpayers. |
Geographic scale: | National |
Targeting method: | Categorical: Program selection criteria. |
Registry of recipients: | Database of people of the National Social Security Administration (ANSES). |
Exit strategies or criteria: | Due to reiterated breach of conditionalities in health and/or education. No recertification. |
Comments: | The amounts of the transfers, the budget and the coverage of this program position it as one of the most relevant assistance programs for children in the region. ANSES has paid several times an extraordinary grant, called "Christmas Allowance", to the families receiving the AUH. This bonus has been paid once in 2015 and in 2016 and twice in 2018 (see data in Excel for more information on the amounts). As part of the measures to face the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing, on March 27, 2020, families receiving the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and the Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE) received an additional amount equivalent to an allowance for each son or daughter. Additionally, the AUH card was used to accelerate the delivery of the food card transfer to those who did not have the food card, which is an instrument for users to receive an amount equivalent to the basic food basket. Another measure to face the COVID-19 crisis that considers AUH and AUE users is the Emergency Family Income (IFE), which delivers ARS $ 10,000 to recipients of the AUH, AUE and Progresar, as well as to informal workers, domestic staff and monotaxpayer and monotax categories A and B. The first payment was delivered between April and May, the second between June and July and the third between July and August. Since 2020, foreigners residing in Argentine must certify a minimum of two years of permanent residence in the country (before 2020 the minimum was 3 years of residence). This measure applies when all members of the family group are foreigners. In 2020, an application form was enabled to request reincorporation to the Universal Allowance. Applies to the holders of children and adolescents who are suspended for not having presented the Book of 2017 or previous years. Likewise, the holders could collect in December 2020 the accumulated 20% of the 2019 and 2018 Universal Assignment Book. In 2021, the information exchange between the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education is optimized for the automatic accreditation of the annual controls of the Universal Assignment. |
Institutionality
Legal framework: | Decree No. 1602/2009 in November 2009 and Decree No. 504/2015 in april 2015, modifying the existing Family Allowances Regime Law No. 24,714; Decree No. 446/2011. Law No. 27,160, Decree No. 492/16, Decree No. 593/16. Decree 309/2020. Decree 840/2020. |
Responsible organization(s): | National Social Security Administration (ANSES) |
Executing organization(s): | National Social Security Administration (ANSES) |
Responsible organization(s) for the registry of recipients: | National Social Security Administration (ANSES) |
Source of funding: | Guarantee Fund for the Sustainability of the Argentine Integrated Retirement System; Integrated Retirement and Pensions System. |
Universal Child Allowance for social protection
Recipient(s): | 1) Children under 18 years 2) Unemployed or workers in the informal economy 3) Domestic employees, social mono-taxpayers and those enrolled in the programs We Do Future (Hacemos Futuro), Hands-on-Work (Manos a la Obra) and other compatible work programs. |
Mode of transfer: | Transfer according to area of residence. 80% of the expected amount is paid monthly to the holders of the allowance and the remaining 20% will be reserved in a Savings Bank in the name of the owner in the Banco de la Nación Argentina. The sums may be charged when the holder certifies compliance with the health and education conditionalities mentioned above. |
Mode of delivery: | Debit Card |
Periodicity of delivery: | 80% monthly, 20% annually |
Recipient of the transfer: | Parent, guardian or relative within the third degree of consanguinity |
Maximum per household: | Since 2020, the maximum limit of sons and daughters per family is eliminated. Before 2020, the allowance was paid up to a maximum of 5 children per family, prioritizing disabled and younger children. |
Conditionalities: | * Education: School assistance for children aged 5 to 18 years. * Health: Children under 5 years of age must have the vaccination schedule completed or in progress for their age and be enrolled in the SUMAR program. For children between 5 and 18 years of age, a complete or ongoing vaccination schedule must be in place according to age and complete health controls. All health conditionalities must be accredited by a registered professional. |
Sanctions: | 20% retention of the transfer until conditionality compliance |
Comments: | The allowance for children with disabilities has no age limits. The conditionalities are recorded and verified in the Universal Assignment Book. The differential amounts by area are applied since 2016 and were established in Law N ° 27,160. |
Amount : | The general value is ARS $17,093 per person (in 2023); see Excel data. |
Universal Child with Disabilities Allowance
Recipient(s): | Father or Mother living with a child with a disability (no age limit), who are Argentine and reside in the country or foreigners or naturalized who reside in Argentina for more than two years. Parents must be in any of the following situations: 1) Unemployed 2) Informal workers (not registered). 3) Social Mono-taxpayers 4) Registered domestic service workers. 5) Enrolled in one of the programs We Do Future (Hacemos Futuro), Hands-on-Work (Manos a la Obra) or compatible programs of the Ministry of Labour |
Mode of transfer: | Transfer according to area of residence. 80% of the expected amount is paid monthly to the holders of the allowance and the remaining 20% will be reserved in a Savings Bank in the name of the owner in the Banco de la Nación Argentina. The sums may be charged when the holder certifies compliance with the health conditions. |
Mode of delivery: | Debit Card |
Periodicity of delivery: | 80% monthly, 20% annually |
Recipient of the transfer: | Father or mother of child with disability |
Maximum per household: | Since 2020, the maximum limit of sons and daughters per family is eliminated. Before 2020, the allowance was paid up to a maximum of 5 children per family, prioritizing younger children. |
Comments: | As part of the requirements for children with disabilities, the child's parent, guardian or conservator must present the child's Unique Disability Certificate (CUD), as well as documentation that proves that the holder contributes to cope with the illness of the person with a disability. The differential amounts by area are applied since 2016 and were established in Law N ° 27,160. |
Amount : | The general value is ARS $31,900 per person (in 2023); see Excel data |
Universal Pregnancy Allowance for social protection
Recipient(s): | Pregnant women who are Argentine nationals or residents and who have been legally resident in the country for at least three years prior to applying for the allowance:: 1) Unemployed 2) Informal workers (not registered). 3) Social Mono-taxpayers 4) Registered domestic service workers. 5) Persons enrolled in any of the programs We do Future (Hacemos Futuro - Argentina Trabaja and Ellas Hacen), Hands on work (Manos a la Obra) or compatible programs of the Ministry of Labor |
Mode of transfer: | Transfer according to area of residence. 80% of the expected amount is paid monthly to the holders of the allowance and the remaining 20% will be reserved in a Savings Bank in the name of the owner in the Banco de la Nación Argentina. The sums may be charged when the holder certifies compliance with the health conditions. |
Mode of delivery: | Debit Card |
Periodicity of delivery: | 80% monthly, 20% annually |
Recipient of the transfer: | Direct Participant |
Maximum per household: | One transfer per pregnant woman. Does not accumulate in case of multiple pregnancies |
Conditionalities: | * Health: Scheme of vaccination and complete medical checks accredited on pregnancy monitoring card. |
Sanctions: | Withholding of 20% of the transfer up to conditionality accreditation |
Comments: | It is delivered from the twelfth week of gestation until the birth or interruption of pregnancy. The SUMAR Program constitutes the explicit health coverage for the holders of the allocation. Pregnancy must be accredited by the Nacer Plan of the Ministry of Health. The differential amounts by area are applied since 2016 and were established in Law N ° 27,160. |
Amount : | The general value is ARS $17,093 per person (in 2023); see Excel data |
Annual School Allowance
Recipient(s): | Parents who receive Universal Children Allowance and whose children meet the following requirements: 1) Children without disabilities must be under 18 years of age and attend educational establishments incorporated into official education. 2) Children with disabilities must have a valid authorization for the payment of allowances for children with disabilities issued by ANSES and must attend either educational establishments incorporated into official education (as in the case of children without disabilities) or receive differential or special education, attend Protected Workshops or Labor Training Institutions that help the development and insertion of the person with disability, or receive rehabilitation in official or private establishments. |
Mode of transfer: | Flat transfer |
Mode of delivery: | Debit Card |
Periodicity of delivery: | Annually |
Recipient of the transfer: | Parent, mother or legal representative of the child |
Maximum per household: | This allowance is paid up to a maximum of 5 children, giving priority to children with disabilities and children of a younger age. |
Conditionalities: | Accreditation of schooling. In the case of children with disabilities between 5 and 17 years, parents must submit the 'National Social Security, Health and Education Book' or the Form "Universal Assignment - Health, Education and Sworn Statement" (which must be submitted annually to collect the accumulated 20% of the Universal Assignment for a child or a child with a disability for social protection). |
Comments: | According to Decree 504/2015, Annual School Allowance is delivered since April 2015. As part of the requirements for children with disabilities, the child's parent, guardian or conservator must present the child's Unique Disability Certificate (CUD). |
Amount : | ARS $8,210 per person per year (in 2023); see Excel data |
Christmas Allowance
Recipient(s): | Recipients of Universal Child Allowance or Universal Child with Disabilities Allowance and Universal Pregnancy Allowance. |
Mode of transfer: | Transferencia plana |
Mode of delivery: | Debit Card |
Periodicity of delivery: | Annual, in 2015, 2016, 2018 y 2019. |
Recipient of the transfer: | Father, mother or legal representative of the child or direct recipient in the case of the Pregnancy Allowance. |
Amount : | ARS $2,000 in 2020 |
Extraordinary Allowance (due to covid-19)
Recipient(s): | Recipients of Universal Child Allowance or Universal Child with Disabilities Allowance and Universal Pregnancy Allowance. |
Mode of transfer: | Transfer according to family characteristics |
Mode of delivery: | Debit Card |
Periodicity of delivery: | Single transfer |
Recipient of the transfer: | Father, mother or legal representative of the child or direct recipient in the case of the Pregnancy Allowance. |
Maximum per household: | A maximum of 5 children for recipients of the Universal Child Allowance and the Universal Child with Disabilities Allowance. One transfer per pregnant women for recipients of the Universal Pregnancy Allowance. |
Comments: | This transfer is part of the measures to cope with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing. |
Amount : | ARS $3,100 (in 2020) per child and pregnant woman. In the case of a child with a disability, the amount is ARS $10,111 (in 2020) |
Emergency Family Income (IFE) (due to covid-19)
Recipient(s): | Recipients of the AUH, AUE and Progresar, as well as to informal workers, domestic staff and monotaxpayer and monotax categories A and B. |
Mode of transfer: | Flat transfer |
Mode of delivery: | Deposit in bank account |
Periodicity of delivery: | Bimonthly, in three installments. The first payment was made between April and May, the second between June and July, and the third between July and August 2020. |
Recipient of the transfer: | Direct participant |
Maximum per household: | Only one person per household can receive the transfer. The recipients of this measure cannot receive income from retirements, pensions or withdrawals of a contributory or non-contributory programme; Social Plans; Boost Work Programme or other national, provincial or municipal social programs. |
Comments: | This transfer is part of the measures to face the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing. |
Amount : | ARS $10,000 |
Boletín IFE I-2020: Caracterización de la población beneficiaria
Author: | ANSES |
Date: | 2020 |
Publication info: | ANSES newsletter report |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information |
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Author: | Garganta, S. |
Date: | 2019 |
Publication info: | Económica, La Plata, Vol. LXV, Nro. I. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation and analysis of design |
Sistemas de protección social mixtos: pisos de protección social e interacciones con el mercado de trabajo
Author: | Boffi, S. |
Date: | 2015 |
Publication info: | FLACSO: State and Public Policy Area |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Master's Thesis |
The impact of a conditional cash transfer programme on education outcomes beyond school attendance in Argentina
Author: | Edo, M., y Marchionni, M. |
Date: | 2019 |
Publication info: | Journal of Development Effectiveness |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
The impacts of a child allowance program on the behavior of adults in the labor market: the case of Argentina
Author: | Maurizio, R. and Vázquez, G. |
Date: | 2012 |
Publication info: | Nueva Orleans, Population Association of America |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Evaluation of the impacts of the Universal Child Allowance on the work behavior of adults and the generation of income
Author: | Maurizio, R. and Monsalvo A. |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | IIEP working paper No. 34. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
The massiveness of income transfers and the margins of the bureaucracy to recreate public policy. A look at the Universal Child Allowance in Argentina
Author: | Arcidiácono, P. |
Date: | 2017 |
Publication info: | Journal Revista de Ciencia Política, Vol. 55, No. 1. pp 135-154. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Analysis of normative and institutional design |
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Author: | Bustos, J.M.; Giglio, G. and Villafañe, S. |
Date: | 2013 |
Publication info: | Serie Estudios 11.indb 17 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information |
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Author: | Isla, Alejandro and Vezza, Evelyn |
Date: | 2013 |
Publication info: | OIT, UNICEF Argentina y FLACSO |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information |
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Author: | ANSES-UNICEF-FCE/UBA-CEDLAS/UNLP |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Project bulletin 5 Analysis of proposals and improvements to extend Universal Assignment for Child 2017. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information |
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Author: | ANSES-UNICEF-FCE/UBA-CEDLAS/UNLP |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Bulletin 4 of the project Analysis of proposals and improvements to extend the Universal Assignment for Child 2017. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information |
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Author: | ANSES-UNICEF-FCE/UBA-CEDLAS/UNLP |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Project bulletin 3 Analysis of proposals and improvements to extend the Universal Assignment for Child 2017. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information |
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Author: | ANSES-UNICEF-FCE/UBA-CEDLAS/UNLP |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Project Bulletin 2 Analysis of proposals and improvements to extend the Universal Assignment for Child 2017. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information and impact evaluations |
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Author: | ANSES-UNICEF-FCE/UBA-CEDLAS/UNLP |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Project Bulletin 1 Analysis of proposals and improvements to extend the Universal Assignment for Child 2017. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information |
Analysis of proposals and improvements to extend the Universal Assignment for Child 2017
Author: | ANSES-UNICEF-FCE/UBA-CEDLAS/UNLP |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Official Document. ISBN: 978-92-806-4915-4 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information and impact evaluations |
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Author: | ANSES, Ministry of Social Development, UNICEF, UBA, CEDLAS and National Council of Social Policies of the Presidency of the Nation |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Official document. ISBN: 978-92-806-4915-4 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information and impact evaluations |
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Author: | Groisman, F., Bossert, F. y Sconfienza, M |
Date: | 2011 |
Publication info: | VI Conference of Young Researchers, Gino Germani Research Institute, UBA |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact assessment on the labor market |
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Author: | Castillo, N., Musante, B. y Mendoza Jaramillo, A. |
Date: | 2013 |
Publication info: | VII Conference of Young Researchers, Gino Germani Research Institute, UBA |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact assessment on the labor market |
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Date: | 2013 |
Publication info: | Research Advances No. 16, Center for Research in Labor, Distribution and Society |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact assessment on the labor market |
Cash transfers and female labor force participation: the case of AUH in Argentina
Author: | Garganta, S., Gasparini, L. y Marchionni, M. |
Date: | 2017 |
Publication info: | Journal of Labor Policies (2017) 6:10, IZA |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation on female labor participation |
What transfers does the State make to families with children and adolescents in Argentina? A proposal from equity
Author: | Díaz, G., y Acuña, M. |
Date: | 2016 |
Publication info: | Document No. 174 of the Center for the Implementation of Public Policies for Equity and Growth (CIPPEC) |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information |
The great challenge: Break the trap of inequality since childhood. Lessons from Universal Assignment by Child.
Author: | Kliksberg, B., y Novacovsky, I. |
Date: | 2015 |
Publication info: | 1a. ed. - Autonomous City of Buenos Aires: Editorial Biblos. |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
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Author: | Jiménez, M., y Jiménez, M. |
Date: | 2015 |
Publication info: | Working Document Series 11. International Labor Office |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation on attendance and labor participation rates |
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Author: | Edo, M., y Marchionni, M. |
Date: | 2015 |
Publication info: | Documento de Trabajo No. 190. Universidad Nacional de La Plata |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Evaluación de impacto en tasas de asistencia |
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Author: | Pautassi, L., Arcidiácono, P., y Straschnoy, M. |
Date: | 2013 |
Publication info: | Social Policies Series n. 184 [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information. Rights Approach |
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Author: | Maurizio, R. y Vázquez, G. |
Date: | 2014 |
Publication info: | Revista CEPAL n. 113 [en línea] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact Evaluation on employability |
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Author: | Garganta, S. y Gasparini, L. |
Date: | 2012 |
Publication info: | Working Document n. 132. Center for Distributive, Labor and Social Studies [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact assessment in labor informality |
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Author: | Bustos, J. y Villafañe, S. |
Date: | 2011 |
Publication info: | Work, Occupation and Employment n. 10 [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact assessment on employability and family income |
Monetary Transfers for Children and Adolescents in Argentina: Characteristics and Coverage of a ‘System’ with Three Components
Author: | Bertranou, F. y Maurizio, R. |
Date: | 2012 |
Publication info: | IPC-IG Policy Brief No. 30 [en línea] http://www.ipc- |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information |
Universal Assignment for Child for social protection in Argentina
Author: | ANSES |
Date: | 2012 |
Publication info: | Observatory of Social Security [online] |
Link: | |
Topic: | General Information |
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Author: | Roca, E. |
Date: | 2011 |
Publication info: | Public Debate Magazine. Reflection of Social Work [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Social protection / Ex-ante evaluation |
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Author: | Goren, N. |
Date: | 2011 |
Publication info: | 10 National Congress of Labor Studies - Argentine Association of Specialists in Labor Studies [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Gender |
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Author: | Garganta, S. |
Date: | 2011 |
Publication info: | Master's Thesis in Economics, University of La Plata [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Labour Impact |
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Author: | Colombo, P. |
Date: | 2012 |
Publication info: | Thesis III Latin American Master in Public Policy Evaluation of the International University of Andalusia [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Design evaluation |
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Author: | D'Elia, V., Calabria, A., Calero, A., Gaiada, J. y Rottenschweiler, S. |
Date: | 2010 |
Publication info: | Social Security 260 [online] |
Link: | |
Topic: | General information / Impact on poverty |
Analysis and evaluation of the educational aspects of Universal Assignment by Child (AUH)
Author: | Ministry of Education |
Date: | 2011 |
Publication info: | Ministry of Education [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Education |
The universal child allowance one year after its implementation
Author: | Basualdo, E., Arceo, N.,González, M. y Mendizábal, N. |
Date: | 2010 |
Publication info: | Center for Research and Training of the Argentine Republic (CIFRA) Working Document n. 7 [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information / Impact assessment on poverty and inequality |
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Author: | Rameri, A., Haimovich, A. y Straschnoy, M. |
Date: | 2010 |
Publication info: | Institute of Studies and Training - Central de Trabajadores de Argentina [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact on inflation |
Universal Assignment for Child: Lecture Series
Author: | Argentine Association of Social Policies and the Argentine Citizen Income Network |
Date: | 2010 |
Publication info: | UNICEF [en línea] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Conference |
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Author: | Agis, E., Cañete, C. y Panigo, D. |
Date: | |
Publication info: | |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: |
Semi-conditional cash transfers in the form of family allowances for children and adolescents in the informal economy in Argentina
Author: | Fabio Bertranou y Roxana Maurizio |
Date: | 2012 |
Publication info: | International Social Security Review, Vol. 65, 1/2012 |
Link: | |
Topic: | General Information |
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Author: | Cogliandro, Gisell |
Date: | 2011 |
Publication info: | Observatory of maternity: newsletter of the observatory 42 |
Link: | |
Topic: | General Information |
Universal Assignments by Child: Impact, Discussion and Alternatives
Author: | Gasparini, Leonardo y Cruces, Guillermo |
Date: | 2010 |
Publication info: | CEDLAS Working Paper 102, July 2010 [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information / Evaluation |
Programs of Conditional Transfers the Universal Assignment for Child for Social Protection in Argentina
Author: | Rodrigo González |
Date: | 2010 |
Publication info: | IDEAL [online] |
Link: | |
Topic: | General information / Evaluation |
The Universal Child Allowance Program for Social Protection and the changes in the Conditional Transfer Programs
Author: | Cogliandro, Gisell |
Date: | 2010 |
Publication info: | Siena Foundation, notes March 12, 2010 [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General information / Evaluation |