Conclusions
Non-trivial cash grants had a substantial effect on the monthly earnings of the treatment group two years after this study. The percentage of increased annual income to the size of this cash grant two years after the Experiment is approximately 173% for males and 69% for females. We did not find evidence that receiving mentorship on business increases monthly earnings. The reulsts could indicate that the cash grant is useful tool to increase income in a country that suffers from a lack of security, a high level of corruption, a low level of literacy, and gender inequalities.It is still not clear as to why receiving a large amount of cash grant has such a significant effect on the monthly earnings. To investigate, further longitudinal studies are needed to not only confirm the results of this study but to utilise quantitative and qualitative strategies to assess how such a large cash grants can affect the economy of a household.