TAILIEUCHUNG - Social Assistance in Developing Countries Database

A common approach for the knowl- edge model uses rules that have up to three components: an event, a condition, and an action. The event part of a rule describes a happening to which the rule may be able to respond. The condition part of the rule examines the context in which the event has taken place. The action describes the task to be carried out by the rule if the relevant event has taken place and the condition has eval- uated to true. Most active database systems support rules with all three of the components described; such a rule is known as an event-condition-action or some proposals the event or the condi- tion may be. | The University of Manchester Brooks Worid Poverty Institute MANCHESTER 1824 Chronic Poverty Research Centre Social Assistance in Developing Countries Database Version July 2010 Armando Barrientos Miguel Nino-Zarazua and Mathilde Maitrot Brooks World Poverty Institute The University of Manchester 1 I I rx Department ÍÕT I 1 11 I International Lx I I Drưlupmrnt The UK Department for International Development DFID supports policies programmes and projects to promote international development. DFID provided funds for this study as part of that objective but the views and opinions expressed are those of the authors alone. 1 README NOTES on the Database The database aims to provide a summary of the evidence available on the effectiveness of social assistance interventions in developing countries focus on programmes seeking to combine the reduction and mitigation of poverty with strengthening and facilitating household investments capable of preventing poverty and securing development in the longer term select programmes for inclusion in the database on the basis of the availability of information on design features evaluation size scope or significance provide summary information on each programme in a way that can be easily referenced by DFID staff and others with only a basic level of technical expertise. Version 5 updates information on existing programmes and incorporates information on the following programmes - Conditional cash transfers pilots in Kenya Zambia and Malawi - Integrated poverty reduction programmes in Panama and the Dominican Republic - Conditional cash transfer programmes in Paraguay - CHARS in Bangladesh combining climate change adaptation asset protection and accumulation and transfers - Basic Income Grant Pilot in Namibia which although not strictly a social assistance programme will be of interest to users of the Database Your comments corrections and suggestions are welcomed. Please contact Armando Barrientos Brooks World Poverty Institute .

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