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Afghanistan. A young boy looks at the camera.
Article
25 January 2022
Delivering assistance in Afghanistan as winter sets in
Cash transfers and other humanitarian assistance are providing a lifeline for families facing multiple threats to their health and well-being
Ten years old getting ready to go to school in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. In 2019, UNICEF initiated a ‘cash plus” model of services jointly with the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection to enhance the impact of cash transfer on child poverty.
Report
16 June 2020
Universal child benefits
Policy issues and options

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Full report (PDF, 4 MB)
Brief (PDF, 431 KB)
Argentina Case Study (PDF, 257 KB)
Armenia Case Study (PDF, 117 KB)
Iran Case Study (PDF, 118 KB)
Kyrgyzstan Case Study (PDF, 108 KB)
Lesotho Case Study (PDF, 119 KB)
Mongolia Case Study (PDF, 136 KB)
Tunisia Case Study (PDF, 109 KB)
Ukraine Case Study (PDF, 123 KB)
South Africa Case Study (PDF, 140 KB)
Young Syrian children, who came to Jordan with their family six years ago, received their winter clothing kits from UNICEF and its partner Mateen.
Report
15 October 2019
UNICEF's Global social protection programme framework
Learn what child-sensitive social protection is and why they are important for children

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Social protection framework (PDF, 6 MB)
Guidance social protection framework (PDF, 1 MB)
Social protection executive summary (PDF, 2 MB)
Cadre protection sociale resume (PDF, 1 MB)
Marco proteccion social resumen (PDF, 1 MB)
الحماية الشاملة ملخص تنفيذي (PDF, 3 MB)
Cоциальноn защи Краткая версия (PDF, 6 MB)
Two children nestle beside each other, wrapped in a thick grey blanket inside their family's tent in a refugee camp in Iraq.
Article
13 September 2019
Five things you should know about social protection
Nearly two thirds of children are not protected from the lifelong consequences of poverty
Press release
12 October 2018
Remarks by Henrietta Fore, UNICEF Executive Director at the Global Financing Facility Event “Investing in People” Bali, Indonesia
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Syrian children in Turkey
Link
27 July 2018
Education: Our future
Syrian children in Turkey benefit from a conditional cash transfer programme
A woman sits with two children, Yemen
Article
23 July 2018
Emergency cash transfers are a lifeline for Yemeni families
As the conflict rages in Yemen, cash transfers are the only source of income for many of the most vulnerable families
Eight-year-old Somar beams while playing the violin
Article
14 September 2017
Cash assistance helps Syrian children with disabilities to p
In a country ravaged by conflict, Syrian children with disabilities face tremendous day-to-day challenges
Nasrallah, 10, sits at his school desk
Article
03 April 2017
Innovative cash transfer programme supports Syrian children
The first-of-its kind programme provides bi-monthly cash support to families of children with disabilities
A beneficiary from the marginalized community receives her monthly financial support
Article
15 November 2016
Cash grants are a lifeline for a Yemeni mother
In one of the world’s most complex humanitarian crises, an ongoing programme is giving some, like Aisha, hope to survive
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