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How Do Unconditional Cash Transfers Break the Poverty Trap? Identifying Pathways of Behavioral, Economic, and Psychosocial Transformations through Lived Experiences in Rural Uganda
This longitudinal mixed-methods study (n=32) investigates the mechanisms through which Unconditional Cash Transfers (UCTs) alleviate extreme poverty in rural Uganda. Drawing on in-depth interviews conducted at three timepoints (baseline, n = 32; one month after, n = 32; one year after, n = 11), alon
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