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Cash transfers to women boost savings, consumption: EAC-PM report
MUMBAI: Mumbai: Direct benefit transfer schemes targeted at women are yielding disproportionately higher gains in household welfare, nutrition and children’s education, according to a report by the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, which has recommended that states transition towards a “cash-plus” empowerment framework to maximise developmental outcomes per rupee of public spending.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Cash transfers to women boost savings, consumption: EAC-PM report
MUMBAI: Mumbai: Direct benefit transfer schemes targeted at women are yielding disproportionately higher gains in household welfare, nutrition and children’s education, according…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Women-targeted unconditional cash transfer schemes beat expectations: EAC-PM paper
EAC-PM paper reveals women-targeted cash transfers outperform gender-neutral schemes, boosting financial outcomes and encouraging digital payment adoption.
