Subject	Predicate	Object
eWp7L4Q9	a	Resource
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		Written answer
	answer has question	swmXBcW8
	answer has answering person	Alan James Carter Duncan
	answer text	The Department for International Development (DFID) is currently finalising a comprehensive Evidence Paper on Cash Transfers that has drawn on expertise inside and outside of DFID. The paper concludes that cash transfers can be a highly effective way to reach the poorest and help them lift themselves out of extreme poverty, The paper will be published in the next two weeks on DFID's Research4Development website. Findings from the paper have already fed into the discussions that Ministers have had as part of the recent Bilateral Aid Review. Coming out of that review, DFID has committed to helping more than six million of the world's poorest to escape extreme poverty—through cash transfers.
	answer given date	2011-03-17
	answer has answering body	Department for International Development
	written answer has answering body	Department for International Development
Department for International Development	answering body has written answer	eWp7L4Q9
Department for International Development	answering body has answer	eWp7L4Q9
swmXBcW8	question has answer	eWp7L4Q9
Alan James Carter Duncan	answering person has answer	eWp7L4Q9