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DELIVERING DIGITAL G2P PAYMENTS

TO URBAN INFORMAL POPULATIONS

Lessons and Future Policy Implications

from COVID-19 Responses

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DELIVERING DIGITAL G2P PAYMENTS

TO URBAN INFORMAL POPULATIONS

Lessons and Future Policy Implications

from COVID-19 Responses

Ubah Thomas Ubah, Anit Mukherjee, Brian Webster,

Wendy Cunningham, and Georgina Marin

This paper is part of a larger regional study (P169171) to understand the social protection and jobs needs of the African urban

informal sector. This paper benefitted from the insights, inputs, and reflections of a large team. We are grateful to Joachim

Boko and Jamelino Akogbeto for insights on the Togo case study; to Julian Casal, Samantha Zaldivar Chimal, and Fiorella

Paola Risso Brandon for guidance on the Mozambique case study; and to Karol Karpinski for direction on the Rwanda case

study. Melis Guven, Harish Natarajan, and Mazen Bouri provided peer review guidance to the team. We are also grateful

to our colleagues in SPJ Africa, who have shared experiences from their own work. Thanks as well to Caroline Pulver, who

co-authored the Nigeria study.

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