| Resumen: |
Cash-plus programmes have succeeded in places where
different provisions (e.g., health, education, nutrition) are able to
complement each other while augmenting a regular cash transfer
payment. The institutional capacity to deliver an integrated support
package has marked the effective functioning of these programmes.
However, in contexts of conflict and protracted crisis and the asso-
ciated disruptions of infrastructure damage, insecurity, distrust, and
violence, the necessary institutional scaffolding for a well-functioning
cash-plus programme becomes unstable and may collapse altogether.
Despite this, cash-plus programmes continue to be implemented in
these contexts. |
