Cash Impact on Food Security and Non-Food Outcomes: Ministudy I

To better understand how different amounts and frequencies of cash transfer impact household food security outcomes and non-food outcomes (food well-being, financial well-being, ability to cope with shocks and stresses and household well-being), this study adopted a randomised control design with two treatment groups that received monthly transfers of $70 and $95 for three months in Xudur District, Bakool Region and Bossaso District, Bari Region, Somalia.