Title:
Concern Kenya Evaluation of Korogocho Cash Transfers
Concern Kenya Evaluation of Korogocho Cash Transfers
Start Date:
October 2010
October 2010
Completion Date:
November 2010
November 2010
Client(s):
Concern Worldwide
Concern Worldwide
Funder(s):
Government of Kenya
Government of Kenya
Location:
Kenya, Eastern Africa,
Kenya, Eastern Africa,
Key Contact:
Ian MacAuslan
Ian MacAuslan
Summary:
OPM undertook a qualitative evaluation of urban livelihood cash transfer project in Korogocho slum in Nairobi. The project as designed in partnership with government to relieve emergency conditions in slums, and the evaluation is expected to inform the development of an urban slum social protection system. The evaluation used focus groups, interviews and observation to test impact on food security, vulnerability, community and social relations and negative coping strategies (e.g. prostitution), and to assess operations (targeting, payment, communications and efficiency).
OPM developed a theoretical framework and designed qualitative fieldwork tools, managed fieldwork, conducted interviews in Kenya and are analysing data to write up a report and will present to Concern and the Ministry of Gender. The report will feed into future social protection programming of urban areas of Kenya
OPM undertook a qualitative evaluation of urban livelihood cash transfer project in Korogocho slum in Nairobi. The project as designed in partnership with government to relieve emergency conditions in slums, and the evaluation is expected to inform the development of an urban slum social protection system. The evaluation used focus groups, interviews and observation to test impact on food security, vulnerability, community and social relations and negative coping strategies (e.g. prostitution), and to assess operations (targeting, payment, communications and efficiency).
OPM developed a theoretical framework and designed qualitative fieldwork tools, managed fieldwork, conducted interviews in Kenya and are analysing data to write up a report and will present to Concern and the Ministry of Gender. The report will feed into future social protection programming of urban areas of Kenya
