Social safety nets (e.g. describe the pros and cons of food-based safety nets, compared to cash based safety nets, and detail one or more situations in which one type is more appropriate than the other type, explaining why).

Social safety nets (e.g. describe the pros and cons of food-based safety nets, compared to cash based safety nets, and detail one or more situations in which one type is more appropriate than the other type, explaining why). In your discussion, examine the links between policy and/or programme content and the underlying assumptions about the nature and cause/s of rural poverty made by the selected policy and/or programme (or organisation). Your essay should cite relevant literature and examples, wherever appropriate and may be based either on a single country or programme/organisational case study, or multiple countries/case studies, or a combination of both. It should be based on a review of both the theoretical arguments and the available empirical evidence.