EFFECTIVENESS OF SOCIAL CASH TRANSFER PROGRAM IN IMPROVING ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS AMONG BENEFICIARIES: CASE STUDY, T/A NJEMA, MULANJE DISTRICT
Abstract
This research project investigates the effectiveness of social cash transfer programs in enhancing economic resilience disasters among beneficiaries in Mulanje district, T/A Njema in specific. It was conducted by Jickson Zefania at the Ndata School of Climate and Earth Sciences of the Malawi University of Science and Technology, the study aims to contribute valuable insights to the field of Disaster Risk Management. The research methodology involves a comprehensive approach, including a detailed research design, data collection procedures, sample selection criteria, and ethical considerations. By analyzing the impact of social cash transfer programs on economic vulnerability, the study seeks to address the causes of economic vulnerability and resilience to hazards among beneficiaries in Malawi as a whole. Acknowledging the valuable input from the supervisor, Mr. Katonda, and colleagues, the study emphasizes the significance of understanding the role of social cash transfer programs in mitigating economic vulnerability. The findings of this research have the potential to inform policy and practice in disaster risk management in Malawi, offering recommendations for improving the effectiveness of social interventions in enhancing economic resilience among vulnerable populations.
This research project is conducted within the framework of academic study at the Ndata School of Climate and Earth Sciences, with the views and opinions expressed solely representing the author's responsibility. The study adheres to ethical standards and copyright regulations, ensuring the recognition of intellectual property rights and the confidentiality of data sources.
Overall, this research project aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on disaster risk management and social protection programs, highlighting the importance of addressing economic vulnerability to build resilience among communities facing natural disasters in Malawi.
Research summary
It was conducted by Jickson Zefania at the Ndata School of Climate and Earth Sciences of the Malawi University of Science and Technology, the study aims to contribute valuable insights to the field of Disaster Risk Management. By analyzing the impact of social cash transfer programs on economic vulnerability, the study seeks to address the causes of economic vulnerability and resilience to hazards among beneficiaries in Malawi as a whole. The findings of this research have the potential to inform policy and practice in disaster risk management in Malawi, offering recommendations for improving the effectiveness of social interventions in enhancing economic resilience among vulnerable populations. Overall, this research project aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on disaster risk management and social protection programs, highlighting the importance of addressing economic vulnerability to build resilience among communities facing natural disasters in Malawi.