Gender   has   been   neglected   in   the   design and  implementation of social transfers due to the dominant male breadwinner model which naturalizes the care giving role of women and their dependence on men. social  transfer  could help  tackle  patriarchal  norms  and  promote  gender  equity. Gender   equality   concerns   are   more   systematically   taken   into account  when  discussing  cash  transfer  programs.  Increasingly,  women  are  the direct  recipients  of  cash  transfer  programs  as  these  programs  often  target  child care,  education  and  health  care  of  children  and  women  are  perceived  to  have better skills at managing household resources. Cash transfers help households smooth consumption and  enable  them  to  sustain  spending  on  food,  schooling  and  health  care. Gender impact of cash transfer  programs in Brazil, Chile, India, Mexico and South Africa concluded  that  cash  transfers  helped  women  improve their and their families’ nutrition,   increased   their   access   to   healthcare,   positively   influenced   their daughters’ education while reducing the severity of poverty without a significant reduction in overall poverty.  CCTs reinforce asymmetrical gender roles and risk establishing a trade-off between children's and women's needs for long-term security.

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