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SIERRA LEONE<br />

Social Safety Net Programme<br />

Programme<br />

Country<br />

Geographic area<br />

Previous programme name (if any)<br />

Start date 2014<br />

Programme objectives<br />

Programme type<br />

Programme components<br />

Conditionalities (if any)<br />

Targeting methods<br />

Target areas<br />

Target groups<br />

Social Safety Net Programme<br />

Sierra Leone<br />

Sub-Saharan Africa<br />

To support extremely poor households<br />

and households affected by the ebola outbreak.<br />

Beneficiaries are encouraged to pay particular<br />

attention to maternal and child health. 1<br />

Unconditional cash transfer; social support services; training<br />

Cash transfers, access to basic health care and some training activities.<br />

Geographical targeting; community-based<br />

targeting; and proxy means-testing. 2<br />

Nationwide, with the exception of Bonthe district.<br />

Extremely poor households and households<br />

affected by the ebola outbreak.<br />

Beneficiaries are extremely poor and have no assets.<br />

Some beneficiaries are subjected to a full proxy means test after one year.<br />

Cash<br />

Eligibility criteria<br />

Eligibility reassessment (if any)<br />

Type of benefits<br />

Amount of benefits SLL130,000 (USD30) per month 1<br />

Payment/delivery frequency<br />

The benefit is usually paid quarterly.<br />

Benefit delivery mechanism<br />

Payment is made by a team in an open place, directly to the beneficiaries.<br />

Benefit recipients Preferably a senior female member of the household 1<br />

Minimum and maximum<br />

duration of benefits (if any)<br />

Coverage The programme is expected to reach more than 100,000<br />

beneficiaries; currently it reaches 13,547 beneficiaries. 2<br />

Programme expenditure More than USD33 million (2015)<br />

Institutions and agencies involved<br />

Monitoring and evaluation<br />

mechanisms and frequency<br />

See the references on page 190: Social Safety Net Programme<br />

National Commission for Social Action; Ministry of Social Welfare;<br />

Anti-Corruption Commission; non-governmental organisations;<br />

SPLASH Mobile Money<br />

Social Protection in Africa: inventory of non-contributory programmes | 125

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