Cash transfers make people more resilient to climate shocks - World Economic Forum

Cash transfers make people more resilient to climate shocks | World Economic Forum
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Just-in-time cash transfers make vulnerable communities resilient to climate shocks

A woman receives a cash transfer during floods in Bangladesh in 2020. Image: World Food Programme
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