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A mother with a newborn needs rest, nutrition, and access to care. In extreme poverty, she gets none of that. Steady income lets mothers prioritize their health and their baby's first months without impossible trade-offs.
A randomized trial found that cash transfers combined with behavioral nudges improved birth planning and increased delivery at higher-quality health facilities among pregnant women.
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, 2017
Read studyA large-scale experiment with over 100,000 births in rural Kenya found that unconditional cash transfers reduced infant mortality by 48%.
UC Berkeley / University of Oxford, 2025
Read studyA review of 21 studies across six sub-Saharan African countries found that cash transfers improved infant survival, reduced low birthweight, and increased skilled birth attendance.
University of North Carolina, 2024
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