Date: | 1998-2005 |
Description: | Conditional cash transfer (CCT) pilot programme, financed with an IDB loan (1056/SF-HO). The programme was developed in parallel to the PRAF established in 1990 and implemented with national funds (which did not check conditionalities). One of the greatest innovations of PRAF/IDB Phase II was to include transfers to the offer by the size of population served. PRAF/IDB II incorporated an experimental design that allowed various impact evaluations carried out by IFPRI (International Food Policy Research Institute), becoming one of the main references of this type of programme. |
Characteristics
Target population: | Families in extreme poverty with children under 12 and/or pregnant and/or breastfeeding women |
Geographic scale: | National (mainly rural areas) |
Targeting method: | 1) Geographic 2) Proxy means test |
Exit strategies or criteria: | When the household loses eligibility |
Comments: | In order to carry out an impact evaluation, the population was divided in four groups: G1 = only received demand side incentives (bonus), G2 = received demand side incentives (bonus) and supply side interventions; G3 = only received supply side interventions; G4 = did not receive any incentive, but information about their socioeconomical behavior was collected. Promotes access to a package of services that include nutrition (Comprehensive Care Strategy for Children in the Community, AIN-C), health care and basic services |
Institutionality
Legal framework: | |
Responsible organization(s): | Presidency of the Republic |
Executing organization(s): | PRAF (Family Allowance Programme) and IDB (Inter-American Development Bank) |
Source of funding: | Government of Honduras, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) |
1) Bono de nutrición y salud (Health and nutrition Grant)
Recipient(s): | 1) Children under 3 years 2) Pregnant / breastfeeding women |
Mode of transfer: | Transfer according to family composition (number of members eligible) |
Mode of delivery: | Vouchers |
Periodicity of delivery: | Every four months |
Recipient of the transfer: | Mother |
Maximum per household: | Maximum number of recipients per household (2) |
Conditionalities: | Health: Mothers: attendance to prenatal controls (5) and postpartum check up. Health: Attendance to nutrition and health controls. |
2) Bono escolar (School Grant)
Recipient(s): | Children between 6 and 12 years who have not completed 4th grade |
Mode of transfer: | Transfer according to family composition (number of members eligible) |
Mode of delivery: | Voucher |
Periodicity of delivery: | Every four months |
Recipient of the transfer: | Mother |
Maximum per household: | Maximum number of recipient per household (3) |
Conditionalities: | Education: Enroll in the first month of school, have fewer than 20 absences per year and that the student does not repeat any grade more than once. |
3) ICS (Incentivos a la Calidad en Salud / Incentives for Quality in Health)
Recipient(s): | Health Care Providers (UPS) |
Comments: | UPS managers should participate in the process of quality improvement, the units must provide services according to standards established by the Secretary of Health and must meet annual goals of services. |
Description: | Cash transfer to meet increased demand for health services. The amount varies depending on the situation found in each health center in terms of population size, number of health workers and basic requirements of services |
Amount : | Between USD $2,767 and USD $12,683 approximately per health care center per year (2003) |
4) IDA (Incentivo al Desarrollo del Aprendizaje / Learning Development Incentive)
Recipient(s): | Parent Associations (APF) |
Description: | Cash transfer to meet increased demand for education services. Includes money transfer to parents associations and teachers training in pedagogical methodologies and techniques for teaching Spanish and mathematics. |
Amount : | USD $3,343 average to each educational center per year (2003). |
Long-Term Impacts of Conditional Cash Transfers: Review of the Evidence
Author: | Millán, T. M., Barham, T., Macours, K., Maluccio, J. A., & Stampini, M. |
Date: | 2019 |
Publication info: | The World Bank Research Observer, 34(1), 119–159 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Experimental long-term effects of early childhood and school-age exposure to a conditional cash transfer program
Author: | Molina-Millan, T., Macours, K., Maluccio, J. A., and Tejerina, L. |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | Working paper |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Debunking the Stereotype of the Lazy Welfare Recipient: Evidence from Cash Transfer Programs
Author: | Banerjee et al. |
Date: | 2017 |
Publication info: | The World Bank Research Observer, vol. 32, no. 2 (August 2017) |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Proyecto PRAF/BID Fase II: Impacto Intermedio, Sexto informe
Author: | International Food Policy Research Center (IFPRI) |
Date: | 2003 |
Publication info: | Washington D.C., july [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Honduras: el Programa de Asignación Familiar en Transferencias con corresponsabilidad. Una mirada latinoamericana, E. Cohen y R. Franco (coords.)
Author: | Cohen, Ernesto, Rolando Franco and Pablo Villatoro |
Date: | 2006 |
Publication info: | México, FLACSO/SEDESOL [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information |
Protección Social en Honduras: El Papel de los Programas de Transferencias Condicionadas: PRAF I, II y III
Author: | Franco, Rolando |
Date: | 2008 |
Publication info: | Corporation for Latin American Studies (CIEPLAN) & Fernando Henrique Cardoso Institute(iFHC) [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information/Evaluation |
Assessing Honduras? CCT Programme PRAF, Programa de Asignación Familiar: Expected and Unexpected Realities
Author: | Moore, Charity |
Date: | 2008 |
Publication info: | Brasilia, Country Study (15), International Poverty Center (IPC) [en línea] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information/Evaluation |
Desafíos de los programas de transferencias con corresponsabilidad: los casos de Guatemala, Honduras y Nicaragua
Author: | Cecchini, Simone, Alicia Leiva, Aldo Madariaga and Daniela Trucco |
Date: | 2009 |
Publication info: | Santiago, ECLAC [online] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | General Information/Evaluation |