Policy	Prescription	from Systematic	Review	evidence	on “Conditional	 Cash	Transfer	for Improving	Uptake	of Health	Interventions	in Low	and Middle	Income	Countries”

Authors

Policy, Evidence, Conditional Cash Transfer, low and middle income countries

ABSTRACT

The aim of this paper was to provide policymakers with a set of evidence

on the effectiveness of Conditional cash transfer (CCT) Programs in low

and middle income countries. This is a policy prescription paper based on

the systematic review evidence on “Conditional Cash Transfer for

Improving Uptake of Health Interventions in Low and Middle Income

Countries”. In this review, we have assessed the effectiveness of CCT

programs on improving health services and health outcomes in Low and middle income countries. The

review evidence suggests, positive health outcomes from this programs and the following paper gives an

overview of the evidence as a policy prescription for policy makers.

Intern, Public Health Evidence South Asia,

Manipal University

Karnataka, India

Research Officer ,Public Health Evidence

South Asia,Manipal University,Karnataka,

India, meetbhumika123@gmail.com

Director, Public Health Evidence South Asia

(PHESA), Manipal University, Manipal,

Karnataka, India

d Professor and Head, Department of

Statistics, Manipal University, Manipal,

Karnataka, India