An institutional cash transfer is a direct financial disbursement from a government or large organization to individuals or households, bypassing intermediaries. Typically used for social safety nets, education stipends, or emergency relief, it ensures timely aid reaches vulnerable groups. Beneficiaries include low-income families, the elderly, and disaster victims, promoting financial inclusion and reducing poverty.
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