Climate Shocks and the Social Assistance Grants for Empowerment (SAGE) Programme in Uganda

Sam Barrett
Musa Ssemujju
Simon Anderson
Reports/papers (non-specific)
, pages
PDF (2.84 MB)
22116g.pdf
Language:
English
Published: February 2019
Publisher(s):
Irish Aid
Product code:22116G
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In recognition of the climate risk and poverty nexus, the role of social protection in facilitating climate resilience is under investigation. A synthesis of evidence from Sub-Saharan African countries indicates that cash transfers can reduce the impact of weather shocks for poor households (Asfaw and Davis, 2018). Innovations to make social protection provision more climate risk responsive are taking place in various countries, including Ethiopia and Mozambique.

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Barrett, S., Ssemujju, M., Anderson, S. and Bamanya, D. (2019). Climate Shocks and the Social Assistance Grants for Empowerment (SAGE) Programme in Uganda. Irish Aid, Dublin; IIED, London.
Available at https://www.iied.org/22116g

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