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wahenga.net promotes awareness and advocacy on social transfer and social protection in southern Africa. Our aim is to increase understanding of social protection issues within six focus countries - Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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The impact of cash transfers: theory and evidence from southern Africa
The impact of Income Grants: theory and evidence from southern Africa

The impact of providing the poor and vulnerable with regular pensions or grants – as opposed to food aid, a voucher, or agricultural subsidies – may not be dramatic immediately, but is far-reaching in the long-term. This paper provides evidence for the impacts of income grants at different levels (from the individual beneficiary, through the household and community, to national level), drawing on findings from the Regional Hunger and Vulnerability Programme’s (RHVP) regional evidence-building agenda (REBA) in southern Africa, as well as from elsewhere in Africa.


Social Protection on the airwaves in Malawi
Malawi media training workshop
Policy dialogue session with Malawian Members of Parliament

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Tailored to context: some reflections on social protection in a diverse and dynamic world
April 2008
Image credits: Ugo Gentilini

Although social protection (SP) is of the utmost importance in Africa, current debates are often overly simplistic, with a risk for SP to be added to…

Can hunger be addressed in isolation?
April 2008
Image credits: IFAD/G. Bizzarri

RHVP is now widely known in southern Africa and beyond by its acronym - very rarely do the personnel associated with the programme have to elaborate…



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What will higher global food prices mean for poor consumers and small farmers in southern Africa?
April 2008
Image credits: Josee Koch

Rising food prices present a very real threat to ongoing efforts to combat poverty and hunger in southern Africa, but that is not necessarily the full…

Lessons from Ethiopia on a scaled-up national safety net programme
August 2007
Image credits: IFAD/Alberto Conti

This brief examines the lessons that can be learnt from Ethiopia's Productive Safety Nets Programme (PSNP).



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Online News:  Care and Oxfam Call for Fundamental Changes in Tackling Global Hunger and Food Price Hikes
09 May 2008,  AllAfrica.com

Alternatives to emergency relief, including food aid, to be delivered when appropriate, for example…


Online News:  Costly food opportunity to review aid responses
08 May 2008,  IRIN

High food prices have brought social unrest but they have also provided a "window of opportunity"…


Online News:  Corporate social responsibility is helping business, not society
07 May 2008,  id21

Does corporate social responsibility really make for socially responsible corporations? We need to…


Online News:  The right to food
06 May 2008,  Al-Ahram Weekly Online

A common misunderstanding is that the right to food requires the state to feed its people; this is…


Online News:  The silent tsunami
05 May 2008,  The Economist

Food prices are causing misery and strife around the world. Radical solutions are needed.


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