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1. BRAC's 'Targeting the Ultra Poor' programme developed which approach now used in many countries?
The graduation approach: asset transfer, consumption support, savings, training and coaching
Group-guaranteed lending to women with weekly repayment at village centres
Conditional cash transfers to mothers tied to children's school attendance and health visits
Guaranteed public works employment
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A. The graduation approach: asset transfer, consumption support, savings, training and coaching
The graduation approach combines several supports for the ultra-poor. Group lending is the Grameen model; conditional cash transfers are Bolsa Família-type programmes.
Rural Development, Local Governance & Livelihoods · Poverty alleviation strategies
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