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UNICEF Malawi Social Protection Budget Brief

2020 - 2021

A woman receives her monthly cash transfer allowance
UNICEF Malawi/2021/Moving Minds

Highlights

Protecting and transforming Social Protection spending during and beyond COVID-19.

Author(s)
UNICEF Malawi
Publication date
May 2021
Languages
English

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UNICEF Malawi Social Protection Budget Brief 2020-2021 (pdf, 2 MB)

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