… If enforced, the element of ‘co- responsibilities’ could constitute a valuable opportunity for facilitating … Adults attributed this to the belief that older children could look after themselves. However, a number of children … support the family as they are older. This better care could include greater access to education or better food. As …

… physical capital: how the cash grant as financial capital could be used to acquire physical capital, such as simple … among the rural poor Some caregivers mentioned that they could now save the money accrued from the sale of their farm … As income increases poverty reduces, since households could afford the basic needs of health, edu- cation, food, …

… buy food, sugar, salt, and water. There were days when we could not get food. We survived on drinking water.” When … the pandemic began, primarily because their families could not afford required school fees. Even though primary … and used. Interviewers assured participants that they could decline to participate, end the interview at any time, …

… school closures contributed to the expectation that they could work to help their families, and it also made studying … Fund (UNFPA) estimates that over the next decade there could be an additional 13 million early marriages taking … of children under 5 with severe acute malnutrition could rise globally by about 15 per cent (7 million children) …

… of all social services for all 260 districts of Ghana could be helpful in linking up to other services. … standards operating procedures. The following table could guide the caseworkers to follow up on the cases by risk … not based on fears, rumours and misinformation, which could lead to social stigma and discrimination …

… in monetary poor households, and two-in-three children could not realise their full rights, lacking access to … languages and English identified that 50% of learners could not read one word in the comprehension component.38 … fewer engagements in work and other activities.41 This could decrease the 29.2% of young children who experience …

… may not need to target orphans specifically. Households could be singled out for help on the basis of other … to have HIV/AIDS due to maternal-child transmission, which could depress schooling. Additionally, the returns to schooling could be reduced by the experiences surrounding the death of …

… demand for child transfer during the HIV epidemic could considerably outstrip the system's capacities. Search … handicap affecting the sending family due to the disease could make the exchange less attractive for the receiving … them, their playmates ran away because they said they could catch the disease since they had been in contact with …