Users Guide to USAID/Washington Health Programs
Users Guide to USAID/Washington Health Programs
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Office of Population and Reproductive <strong>Health</strong> (PRH): RTU<br />
Impact on Marriage: Program Assessment of Conditional<br />
Cash Transfers in India (IMPACCT) Project<br />
Agreement Type:<br />
Cooperative Award<br />
Agreement Number:<br />
OAA-A-10-00071<br />
Project Number:<br />
936-3107.10<br />
Duration:<br />
9/10 - 9/15<br />
Geographic Scope:<br />
Worldwide<br />
COR/AOR:<br />
Mihira Karra<br />
Telephone:<br />
(202) 712 - 5934<br />
Fax:<br />
(202) 216 - 3404<br />
Email:<br />
mkarra@usaid.gov<br />
TA:<br />
Megan Matthews<br />
Telephone:<br />
(202) 712 - 1411<br />
Email:<br />
mmatthews@usaid.gov<br />
Activity Direc<strong>to</strong>r:<br />
Ann Warner<br />
Telephone:<br />
(202) 797 - 0007<br />
Email:<br />
awarner@icrw.org<br />
Purpose<br />
To understand the implementation and impact of a specific cash transfer<br />
program <strong>to</strong> impact the age of marriage in Haryana, India<br />
Services Provided<br />
This five-year cooperative agreement awarded <strong>to</strong> the International Council<br />
for Research on Women (ICRW) provides a unique opportunity <strong>to</strong> evaluate<br />
an ongoing, government run cash transfer program in Haryana, India.<br />
This Government program was started about 16 years ago where parents<br />
of new born girls were give a bond <strong>to</strong> cash in when the girl turns 18 years<br />
of age and is still unmarried. Several other such programs have since<br />
begun in India. The Haryana program is the first <strong>to</strong> come <strong>to</strong> maturity in<br />
a couple of years and presents an opportunity <strong>to</strong> do a large scale research<br />
study <strong>to</strong> assess its implementation and impact. The findings of this project<br />
will greatly improve the evidence <strong>to</strong> date on conditional cash transfer<br />
programs and health impacts, which can then be applied <strong>to</strong> the Haryana<br />
program, other Indian government programs, and cash transfer programs<br />
around the world.<br />
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Means of Access<br />
Field Support