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Percentage of the population in moderate poverty living in a CCT beneficiary household

By Social Sector (VPS/SCL/SCL)
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Percentage of the population with daily per capita household income between $3.1 and $5.0 USD (2011 PPP) living in households that receive Conditional Cash Transfers (CCT).
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