Why Might a Conditional Cash Transfer (CCF)program That Requires School

question 12

Multiple Choice

Why might a conditional cash transfer (CCF) program that requires school attendance as the precondition to qualify fail to increase enrollment rates significantly?

• A) The conditions may be poorly enforced
• B) Enrollment rates may already be high
• C) The cash transfers pay is not able to overcome the liquidity constraints of school attendance.
• D) All of the above are reasons why a CCF may fail to increase school enrollments

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