Rwanda

On-the-job training or cash handouts? A Rwandan study discovered which was better for youth job prospects

Eugene Amuri, a vendor at the Kimironko market wears a handmade "kitenge" cloth mask as he attempts to protect against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Kigali, Rwanda March 17, 2020. REUTERS/Maggie Andresen - RC2TLF9JHIN5

Cash handouts stimulated entrepreneurialism, well-being and productivity. Image: REUTERS/Maggie Andresen

Mark McCord
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