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Kenya, Cash-Based Transfers on Food Security and Gender Equality: Impact Evaluation

https://docs.wfp.org/api/documents/WFP-0000159026/download/
The impact evaluation is intended to test the impacts of participating in a food-assistance-for-assets programme in Kenya.

As part of the Office of Evaluation’s (OEV) Cash-based Transfers (CBT) and Gender Impact Evaluation Window, OEV, in partnership with the World Bank’s DIME department, test the impacts of providing training and agricultural inputs to women and men on their consumption, food security, and intra-household gender dynamics.

This baseline report presents data from the impact evaluation baseline survey. This data presents the pre-programme baseline situation in the study regions, focusing on primary outcomes and other descriptive variables of interest. The impact evaluation focuses on 20 of the most vulnerable households from each of the 75 communities included, for a total of 1,500 households included in the evaluation survey sample.