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来源IDRR-705-RE
Understanding the factors that matter in the implementation of Bolsa Família: Using an analysis of federal datasets to look inside the programme's 'black box'
Christian Van Stolk; Sunil Patil
发表日期2015-01-28
出版年2015
页码36
语种英语
结论 Understanding the factors that matter in the implementation of Bolsa Família: Using an analysis of federal datasets to look inside the programme's 'black box' | RAND
摘要

This report aims to promote a greater understanding of how the 'black box' of implementation in a conditional cash transfer (CCT) programme interacts with the quality of implementation. The 'black box' of implementation refers here to factors both within the programme itself and externally, all of which may influence the outcome of the programme. These include the capacity of municipalities; the supply of services; the integration of services; geography; political motivations; levels of poverty; and urban versus rural contexts.

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Bolsa Família in Brazil and similar CCT programmes have been established in Latin America and other continents and countries such as the Philippines, Indonesia, Uganda and India. Evidence suggests that CCTs help to raise household expenditure and promote the take-up of health and education services, contributing in some cases to significant reductions in poverty rates (Fiszbein & Schady 2009; Fried 2012). Impact evaluations have increased our understanding of the relationship between the coverage of beneficiaries, targeting of households and incentive levels (level of benefits) in a CCT programme with the effectiveness of these programmes at household level (Fiszbein & Schady 2009). The supply-side appears to matter, both in terms of the quality of BF services and how they are provided. As a result, the report suggests that those designing CCTs should invest more resources in thinking about how local services are supplied, coordinated and integrated.

目录
  • Chapter One

    Introduction to Bolsa Família

  • Chapter Two

    Implementing Bolsa Família: into the 'black box'

  • Chapter Three

    Methodology

  • Chapter Four

    What we found

  • Chapter Five

    Conclusion

主题Brazil ; Economic Development ; Personal Finance ; Public Sector Governance
URLhttps://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR705.html
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条目标识符http://119.78.100.153/handle/2XGU8XDN/522668
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Christian Van Stolk,Sunil Patil. Understanding the factors that matter in the implementation of Bolsa Família: Using an analysis of federal datasets to look inside the programme's 'black box'. 2015.
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