Investment Case for Child Sensitive Social Protection in East and Southern Africa
Genesis Analytics was contracted by Save the Children to do research into the long-term impacts of child-sensitive social protection (CSSP). The research focused on analysing the medium- and long-term monetary and non-monetary benefits and costs of investing in CSSP (in the form of cash transfer programs) through the development of a cost-benefit analysis (CBA).
Genesis Analytics was contracted by Save the Children to do research into the long-term impacts of child-sensitive social protection (CSSP). The research focused on analysing the medium- and long-term monetary and non-monetary benefits and costs of investing in CSSP (in the form of cash transfer programs) through the development of a cost-benefit analysis (CBA).
The research also analysed the financial implications of these investments and explored ways fiscal space could be expanded through a fiscal-space analysis (FSA). The report below complies the findings of this research through four country case studies: Uganda, Zambia, Malawi, and Somalia.