Since 2016, The Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) has been working on several research projects to document the use of cash transfers as a means of response to the Ebola crisis. The last piece of research analyzes the food security outcomes of the USAID/Food for Peace funded Ebola cash transfer intervention in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Some interesting micro-level changes in market recovery and growth were identified, including an increase in the number of traders in villages targeted by the intervention. Learn more about the findings here.