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Linking LEAP to productive inclusion could cut extreme poverty by 2030 – UNICEF

UNICEF welcomed the Act’s emphasis on coordination and complementarity, saying stronger links between social protection programmes could help address the multiple challenges facing vulnerable families.
Dr Lartey added that the ministry would strengthen data systems to support fair beneficiary targeting, improve governance of the social protection fund and establish accessible complaint channels that citizens could trust.
The frameworks are expected to improve the delivery of social protection programmes and help ensure support reaches vulnerable people who need it most.
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