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Amount of benefits<br />
Cash transfer for nutrition: households in the beneficiary group<br />
are randomly selected to receive different amounts (USD7, USD14,<br />
or USD21) per child per month (up to two children per household).<br />
Cash transfer for health and education: households in the beneficiary group<br />
are randomly selected to receive different amounts (USD10, USD20) per<br />
child under the age of 14. 2,3<br />
Payment/delivery frequency<br />
Cash transfer for nutrition: bi-monthly<br />
Cash transfer for health and education: quarterly 2<br />
Benefit delivery mechanism<br />
Benefit recipients<br />
Minimum and maximum<br />
Cash transfer for nutrition (maximum): 2 years<br />
duration of benefits (if any)<br />
Cash transfer for health and education (maximum): 2 years<br />
Coverage 10,000 beneficiaries (estimated in 2012) 2<br />
Programme expenditure USD4.5 million (2012) 2<br />
Institutions and agencies involved Government of Guinea; World Bank<br />
Monitoring and evaluation<br />
mechanisms and frequency<br />
The Safety Net Unit—Cellule Filets Sociaux (CFS)—and its<br />
monitoring and evaluation specialist are responsible for coordinating<br />
the monitoring and evaluation activities and impact evaluation. 2<br />
See the references on page 171: Cash Transfer for Health, Nutrition and Education<br />
54 | Social Protection in Africa: inventory of non-contributory programmes
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