Do Secondary School Children Stay in School and Out of the Labour Market in the Presence of an Educational Cash Transfer? |

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Indonesia

Policy Area

Policy

Authors

Wardani, Amriza N., et al.

Year

2022

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Form of exploitation

Child Labour

Affected group

Households

Location

National

Result on Child labour

There is no effect on the recipient’s probability to work.

Other results

The cash transfer in Indonesia increases the probability of schooling for all recipients. Specifically, the likelihood of schooling for the senior secondary school children increases by 19 percentage points.

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