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Climate change hits the poorest hardest. They farm the most vulnerable land, live in the most exposed areas, and have the least to fall back on. Steady, monthly income doesn't stop the weather. But it stops people from losing everything when it turns.
A randomized study of Zambia's Child Grant Programme found that cash transfers enabled poor rural households to maintain food security even after severe weather shocks and food price spikes.
University of North Carolina / UNICEF, 2017
Read studyKenya's Hunger Safety Net Programme had significant positive effects on household resilience to climate shocks in arid pastoral counties.
Egerton University, 2023
Read studyOne-time anticipatory cash transfers to flood-prone communities significantly increased pre-emptive climate adaptive actions and reduced negative coping strategies.
IFPRI / International Rescue Committee, 2025
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