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Benefit recipients<br />

Minimum and maximum<br />

duration of benefits (if any)<br />

Coverage<br />

Female spouses (or mothers) of the heads of the household<br />

(for the conditional cash transfers), and the elderly individual<br />

(for the unconditional cash transfers). 2<br />

The first phase of the programme provides beneficiaries with<br />

a quarterly cash transfer for two years, totalling eight payments.<br />

After the last payment, a reassessment is conducted to evaluate<br />

which households will continue to receive the benefits until<br />

December 2017 and which will be referred to other programmes. 2<br />

5,000 households was the target coverage for the first phase<br />

of the programme (2013); coverage increased with an addition<br />

of 3,500 households and 1,204 elderly (2015). 2<br />

Programme expenditure USD12.2 million (2013) 2<br />

Institutions and agencies involved Ministry of Social Affairs (Ministère des affaires sociales,<br />

de l’action humanitaire et de la solidarité—MASAHS);<br />

World Bank; French Development Agency; UNICEF 2<br />

Monitoring and evaluation<br />

mechanisms and frequency<br />

See the references on page 167: LISUNGI Safety Nets Project<br />

Monitoring and process evaluation is scheduled to occur at each<br />

stage of the programme’s implementation. Baseline and a follow-up<br />

surveys are scheduled to be implemented to evaluate the impact<br />

of the programme on beneficiaries. A mid-term review is also<br />

expected to take place in 2016. 2<br />

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

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