However, SSNs also impact many other outcomes— employment, fertility, domestic violence, access to resources— and those impacts are typically gender-specific. This systematic review analyzes the available impact evaluation evidence on the effect of SSNs on gender-related results such as increasing women’s bargaining power and decision-making, improving education outcomes of boys and girls, and promoting maternal and child health. The review also analyzes gender integration in the World Bank’s portfolio of SSN interventions.
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Part 1: Opening, Comments, Report presentation
Part 2: Panel discussion
Part 3: Open discussion with audience