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KEY MESSAGES
• At the time of the endline data collection, the overall household (HH) income of Kenya shillings (Ksh) 13,927 was found to be higher that the overall HH expenditure (Ksh 11,092). Compared to the baseline (overall HH income of Ksh 5,169 and overall HH expenditure of Ksh 6,177), there has been a positive impact on the HH's economic well-being, attributed to the cash assistance.
• The proportion of HHs that were found to have an acceptable food consumption score (FCS) had improved at endline by +33% in Garissa and +40% in Turkana, compared to baseline. This implies that HHs had more dietary diversity, access to food and essential services.
• All HHs (100%) reported that the intervention was delivered in a safe, accessible and accountable manner, attributed to accountability to affected populations.