Les transferts monétaires: leurs impacts économiques et productifs

Les transferts monétaires: leurs impacts économiques et productifs

Données probantes tirées des programmes mis en oeuvre en Afrique subsaharienne

Year of publication 2016

Pages 4p.

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

Category Brochure

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Synopsis (short abstract) Cette note résume les conclusions tirées des évaluations d’impact rigoureuses effectuées sur sept programmes gouvernementaux de transferts monétaires mis en oeuvre en Afrique subsaharienne. Les évaluations étaient axées sur les impacts économiques et productifs des programmes sur les bénéficiaires ainsi que sur leurs communautés. Les évaluations aboutissent à la conclusion que, bien loin de dissuader de travailler, dans les pays à faible revenu, les transferts monétaires en faveur des ménages ru raux pauvres favorisent un renforcement des activités de subsistance – les bénéficiaires produisent plus, et non pas moins.

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