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How Niger’s safety net helps its most vulnerable citizens thrive amid crises (Atlantic Council)

Oct 24, 2022

“Niger is an example of a country that faces many complex and interconnected challenges. Shocks and crises are increasingly frequent and overlapping in Niger, disrupting efforts to sustain broad-based growth, build human capital, and reduce poverty.”

https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/africasource/how-nigers-safety-net-helps-its-most-vulnerable-citizens-thrive-amid-crises/: How Niger’s safety net helps its most vulnerable citizens thrive amid crises (Atlantic Council)

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