Policy Target

Financial decision-making power (imbalances)

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EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives address power imbalances in financial decision-making and promote individual agency, particularly among disadvantaged groups who are the target of financial abuse.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Perceived control over financial resources
  • Percentage of conditional cash transfers to women (compared to men)
  • Social benefits payment to the accounts of people experiencing disabilities
  • Self-reported shared responsibility for managing household finances
  • Self-reported financial role within household (i.e., dependent, contributor, key financial decision-maker)
  • Person responsible for budgeting in the household


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