Transforming Cash Transfers: Citizens’ Perspectives on the Politics of Programme Implementation
研究了莫桑比克、巴勒斯坦和也门三个冲突地区的无条件现金转移项目，基于2012年受益人和公民感知数据，探讨政治经济因素如何影响治理和社会问责过程，强调理解需求侧因素的重要性。
After two decades of cash transfer programming, interest in programme governance and social accountability is growing. Analysts are increasingly realising the importance of issues of politics, power and citizen engagement in shaping programme effectiveness and sustainability. To contribute to a still nascent literature on the politics of programme implementation, this article explores the political economy factors shaping governance and social accountability processes in three established and relatively large-scale unconditional cash transfer programmes in conflict-affected contexts – Mozambique, Palestine and Yemen – drawing on beneficiary and citizen perception data from 2012. We conclude by emphasising the importance of context-specific understandings of demand-side factors.