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"questions": [
{
"question": "Wie werden die Empfänger:innen ausgewählt?",
"answer": "Wir bestimmen mögliche neue Empfänger:innen aufgrund der Vorarbeit unserer lokalen Kontaktpersonen und Vorschläge von Partnern und lokalen NGOs: i.e. Aurora Foundation, Reachout Salone, Equal Rights Alliance, United Polio Brothers und Sisters und Jamyl & Nyanga Jaward Foundation. Unsere Kriterien sind einfach: Die Empfänger müssen älter als 16 Jahre sein und aus einer einkommensschwachen Community stammen. Als übergeordnetes Prinzip verpflichten wir uns, Menschen in Not zu unterstützen und halten uns dabei strikt an ein ausgeglichenes Geschlechterverhältnis."
"answer": "Wir identifizieren potenzielle Empfänger:innen in enger Zusammenarbeit mit lokalen NGO-Partnern. Unsere Auswahlkriterien sind klar: Die Empfänger:innen müssen über 16 Jahre alt sein und aus einer einkommensschwachen Community stammen (unterhalb der Armutsgrenze lebend).",
"links": [
{
"title": "Lokale Partner",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Wofür verwenden die Empfänger:innen das Geld?",
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]
},
"campaign": {
"title": "Fragen und Antworten",
"questions": [
{
"question": "Was sind direkte Geldtransfers?",
"answer": "Konkret handelt es sich bei direkten Geldtransfers um eine Form des Sozialschutzes, bei der Bargeld oder Gutscheine direkt an arme Menschen und nicht an Regierungen oder andere staatliche Akteure ausgezahlt werden. Insbesondere in den letzten zehn Jahren wurden sie zunehmend als Instrument zur Verringerung von Armut und Gefährdung in Ländern mit mittlerem und niedrigem Einkommen eingesetzt.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Social protection and resilient food systems: The role of cash transfers",
"href": "https://drive.google.com/file/d/188-yul_Lg1iUUX6kFhHDLVFL171cnuBQ/view"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Warum Sierra Leone?",
"answer": "Man muss irgendwo anfangen, und Sierra Leone ist ein idealer Startpunkt. Das Land gehört zu den ärmsten der Welt, geprägt von einem Bürgerkrieg bis 2002, schlechter Infrastruktur, mangelnder Bildung und Ungleichheit. Dennoch gibt es Fortschritte, etwa im Mobile Banking in urbanen Gebieten. Sierra Leone benötigt Hilfe und ist zugleich gut auf einen digital-fokussierten Ansatz vorbereitet."
},
{
"question": "Wie werden die Empfänger:innen ausgewählt?",
"answer": "Wir identifizieren potenzielle Empfänger:innen in enger Zusammenarbeit mit lokalen NGO-Partnern. Unsere Auswahlkriterien sind klar: Die Empfänger:innen müssen über 16 Jahre alt sein und aus einer einkommensschwachen Community stammen (unterhalb der Armutsgrenze lebend).",
"links": [
{
"title": "Lokale Partner",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Wie hoch ist der ausbezahlte Betrag?",
"answer": "Empfänger:innen des Social Income bekommen monatlich 32 USD, umgerechnet in lokale Währung und direkt auf ihre Mobiltelefone überwiesen. Diese Summe entspricht den Grundbedürfnissen einer in Armut lebenden Person, berücksichtigt das durchschnittliche Einkommen von etwa 42 USD in Sierra Leone. Die Unterstützung erfolgt über drei Jahre. Diese Strategie soll bedürftige Menschen befähigen, ihre Zukunft zu planen und in essenzielle Bereiche wie Gesundheit zu investieren, was ihre finanzielle Situation und ihr Wohlbefinden verbessert."
}
]
},
"campaign-ismatu": {
"title": "Fragen und Antworten",
"questions": [
{
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},
{
"question": "Wie hoch ist der ausbezahlte Betrag?",
"answer": "Empfänger:innen des Social Income bekommen monatlich 32 USD, umgerechnet in lokale Währung und direkt auf ihre Mobiltelefone überwiesen. Diese Summe entspricht den Grundbedürfnissen einer in Armut lebenden Person, berücksichtigt das durchschnittliche Einkommen von etwa 42 USD in Sierra Leone. Die Unterstützung erfolgt zuverlässig über drei Jahre. Diese Strategie soll bedürftige Menschen befähigen, ihre Zukunft zu planen und in essenzielle Bereiche wie Gesundheit zu investieren, was ihre finanzielle Situation und ihr Wohlbefinden verbessert."
"answer": "Empfänger:innen des Social Income bekommen monatlich 32 USD, umgerechnet in lokale Währung und direkt auf ihre Mobiltelefone überwiesen. Diese Summe entspricht den Grundbedürfnissen einer in Armut lebenden Person, berücksichtigt das durchschnittliche Einkommen von etwa 42 USD in Sierra Leone. Die Unterstützung erfolgt über drei Jahre. Diese Strategie soll bedürftige Menschen befähigen, ihre Zukunft zu planen und in essenzielle Bereiche wie Gesundheit zu investieren, was ihre finanzielle Situation und ihr Wohlbefinden verbessert."
},
{
"question": "Wofür werden die Gelder verwendet?",
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{
"question": "Can I cancel my contributions?",
"answer": "Yes, any time and without notice. Just login and opt out in the preferences."
},
{
"question": "Why don't we use more photos in our communications",
"answer": "We believe that we should do what we can to aid the lives of strangers, especially at relatively little cost to ourselves. We also believe that this rational argument is as effective at promoting charitable giving as emotional appeals. We prefer to avoid the typical imagery employed by NGOs working in Africa that can potentially fuel negative stereotypes of the continent."
}
]
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"questions": [
{
"question": "How are recipients chosen?",
"answer": "We determine possible new recipients thanks to the groundwork of our local advocates and partnerships with local NGOs: Aurora Foundation, Reachout Salone and Jamyl & Nyanga Jaward Foundation. Our criterias are simple: recipients must be older than 16 and come from a low income community. One other major principle is to keep up a strict gender balance/equality and to support people in need."
"answer": "We identify potential recipients through the essential groundwork laid by our local advocates and strong collaborations with trusted local NGOs. Our selection criteria are clear: recipients must be over 16 years old and part of a low-income community (living below the poverty line).",
"links": [
{
"title": "Local Partners",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "What do recipients need the money for?",
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]
},
"campaign": {
"title": "Frequently asked questions",
"questions": [
{
"question": "What are Direct Cash Transfers?",
"answer": "According to the official OECD’s definition, cash transfers “consist of the payment of currency or transferable deposit by one unit to another without any counterpart”. More concretely, direct cash transfers are a form of social protection that includes cash or vouchers given directly to poor individuals rather than to governments or other state actors. Particularly over the past decade, they have been increasingly used as a tool for reducing poverty and vulnerability in middle and low-income countries.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Social protection and resilient food systems: The role of cash transfers",
"href": "https://drive.google.com/file/d/188-yul_Lg1iUUX6kFhHDLVFL171cnuBQ/view"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Why Sierra Leone?",
"answer": "You have to start somewhere, and Sierra Leone makes sense for several reasons. While one of the world’s younger democracies, it unfortunately regularly tops rankings as one of its poorest countries. Still, big progress has been made in recent years, notably in adopting mobile banking in urban areas across the country. So, not only is Sierra Leone in need of help, it’s also uniquely positioned to receive it from a digitally-focused approach."
},
{
"question": "How are recipients chosen?",
"answer": "We identify potential recipients through the essential groundwork laid by our local advocates and strong collaborations with trusted local NGOs. Our selection criteria are clear: recipients must be over 16 years old and part of a low-income community (living below the poverty line).",
"links": [
{
"title": "Local Partners",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "What is the amount disbursed to the recipients?",
"answer": "Recipients of Social Income receive a monthly payment of USD 32, which is converted into their local currency and directly deposited to their mobile phones. This sum is carefully chosen to help secure the basic needs of a person living in poverty, considering that the national average income is around USD 42 (World Bank). These payments are reliably made every month over a span of three years. This sustained, long-term support strategy is intended to empower individuals in poverty, enabling them to plan and invest for the future, particularly in aspects like health, thereby enhancing their financial stability and overall well-being."
}
]
},
"campaign-ismatu": {
"title": "Frequently asked questions",
"questions": [
{
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"questions": [
{
"question": "Comment les bénéficiaires sont-ils choisis?",
"answer": "Nous déterminons les nouveaux bénéficiaires potentiels grâce au travail de nos représentants locaux et aux suggestions de nos partenaires et ONG locales: i.e. Aurora Foundation, Reachout Salone, Equal Rights Alliance, United Polio Brothers and Sisters et Jamyl & Nyanga Jaward Foundation. Nos critères sont simples: les bénéficiaires doivent avoir plus de 16 ans et provenir d'une communauté à faible revenu. En tant que principe directeur, nous nous engageons à soutenir les personnes dans le besoin et à respecter strictement un équilibre entre les sexes."
"answer": "Nous déterminons les nouveaux bénéficiaires potentiels grâce au travail de nos représentants locaux et aux suggestions de nos partenaires et ONG locales. Nos critères sont simples: les bénéficiaires doivent avoir plus de 16 ans et provenir d'une communauté à faible revenu.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Partenaires locaux",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Comment les bénéficiaires utilisent-ils l'argent?",
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]
},
"campaign": {
"title": "Questions et réponses",
"questions": [
{
"question": "Qu'est-ce que les transferts monétaires directs?",
"answer": "Concrètement, les transferts monétaires directs sont une forme de protection sociale, où de l'argent ou des bons sont directement versés aux personnes pauvres et non aux gouvernements ou autres acteurs étatiques. En particulier au cours des dix dernières années, ils ont été de plus en plus utilisés comme un outil pour réduire la pauvreté et la vulnérabilité dans les pays à revenu intermédiaire et faible.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Social protection and resilient food systems: The role of cash transfers",
"href": "https://drive.google.com/file/d/188-yul_Lg1iUUX6kFhHDLVFL171cnuBQ/view"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Pourquoi la Sierra Leone?",
"answer": "Il fallait bien commencer quelque part. La Sierra Leone est un point de départ judicieux à bien des égards. C'est l'une des plus jeunes démocraties du monde, et le pays figure régulièrement en tête du classement des nations les plus pauvres. Cette situation est due à une guerre civile qui a duré jusqu'en 2002. Les infrastructures déficientes, le manque d'accès à l'éducation et l'inégalité engendrent une grande précarité. Des progrès importants ont toutefois été réalisés, notamment dans la diffusion du mobile banking dans les parties urbanisées du pays."
},
{
"question": "Comment les bénéficiaires sont-ils choisis?",
"answer": "Nous déterminons les nouveaux bénéficiaires potentiels grâce au travail de nos représentants locaux et aux suggestions de nos partenaires et ONG locales. Nos critères sont simples: les bénéficiaires doivent avoir plus de 16 ans et provenir d'une communauté à faible revenu.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Partenaires locaux",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Quel est le montant versé?",
"answer": "Les bénéficiaires de Social Income reçoivent un paiement mensuel de 32 USD, converti en monnaie locale et directement versé sur leurs téléphones mobiles. Cette somme correspond aux besoins de base d'une personne vivant dans la pauvreté, en tenant compte du revenu moyen d'environ 42 USD en Sierra Leone. Le soutien est assuré de manière fiable sur trois ans. Cette stratégie vise à permettre aux personnes dans le besoin de planifier leur avenir et d'investir dans des domaines essentiels tels que la santé, améliorant ainsi leur situation financière et leur bien-être."
}
]
},
"campaign-ismatu": {
"title": "Questions et réponses",
"questions": [
{
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"questions": [
{
"question": "Come vengono scelti i beneficiari?",
"answer": "Determiniamo possibili nuovi beneficiari grazie al lavoro sul campo dei nostri sostenitori e alle partnership con le ONG locali: Aurora Foundation, Reachout Salone, Equal Rights Alliance, United Polio Brothers and Sisters e Jamyl & Nyanga Jaward Foundation. I nostri criteri sono semplici: i beneficiari devono avere più di 16 anni e provenire da una comunità a basso reddito. Un altro principio fondamentale è quello di mantenere un rigoroso equilibrio/uguaglianza di genere e sostenere le persone in stato di necessità."
"answer": "Determiniamo possibili nuovi beneficiari grazie al lavoro sul campo dei nostri sostenitori e alle partnership con le ONG locali. I nostri criteri sono semplici: i beneficiari devono avere più di 16 anni e provenire da una comunità a basso reddito. Un altro principio fondamentale è quello di mantenere un rigoroso equilibrio/uguaglianza di genere e sostenere le persone in stato di necessità.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Partner locali",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Come dispongono i beneficiari del denaro ricevuto?",
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]
},
"campaign": {
"title": "Domande frequenti",
"questions": [
{
"question": "Cosa sono i Trasferimenti Diretti di Denaro?",
"answer": "Secondo la definizione ufficiale dell'OCSE, i trasferimenti di denaro consistono nel pagamento di valuta o di un deposito trasferibile da un'unità all'altra senza alcuna contropartita. Più concretamente, i trasferimenti diretti di denaro sono una forma di protezione sociale che include soldi o buoni dati direttamente a persone indigenti, piuttosto che a governi o altri enti statali. Nell'ultimo decennio in particolare sono stati sempre più utilizzati come strumento per ridurre la povertà e la vulnerabilità nei paesi a reddito medio e basso.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Social protection and resilient food systems: The role of cash transfers",
"href": "https://drive.google.com/file/d/188-yul_Lg1iUUX6kFhHDLVFL171cnuBQ/view"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Perché la Sierra Leone?",
"answer": "Dovevamo pur iniziare da qualche parte e abbiamo scelto la Sierra Leone per diversi motivi. Sebbene sia una delle democrazie più giovani del mondo, sfortunatamente è regolarmente in cima alle classifiche come uno dei paesi più poveri. Tuttavia, negli ultimi anni sono stati compiuti grandi progressi, in particolare nell'adozione del mobile banking nelle aree urbane di tutto il paese. Quindi, non solo la Sierra Leone ha bisogno di aiuto, ma si trova in una posizione favorevole per riceverlo con un approccio incentrato sul digitale."
},
{
"question": "Come vengono scelti i beneficiari?",
"answer": "Determiniamo possibili nuovi beneficiari grazie al lavoro sul campo dei nostri sostenitori e alle partnership con le ONG locali. I nostri criteri sono semplici: i beneficiari devono avere più di 16 anni e provenire da una comunità a basso reddito. Un altro principio fondamentale è quello di mantenere un rigoroso equilibrio/uguaglianza di genere e sostenere le persone in stato di necessità.",
"links": [
{
"title": "Partner locali",
"href": "/partners"
}
]
},
{
"question": "Qual è l'importo erogato ai beneficiari?",
"answer": "I beneficiari di Social Income ricevono un pagamento mensile di 32 USD, che viene convertito nella loro valuta locale e depositato direttamente sui loro telefoni cellulari. Questa somma è scelta con attenzione per contribuire a soddisfare i bisogni di base di una persona che vive in povertà, considerando che il reddito medio nazionale è di circa 42 USD (Banca Mondiale). Questi pagamenti vengono effettuati in modo affidabile ogni mese per un periodo di tre anni. Questa strategia di supporto sostenuto a lungo termine è pensata per dare potere alle persone che vivono in povertà, permettendo loro di pianificare e investire per il futuro, in particolare in aspetti come la salute, migliorando così la loro stabilità finanziaria e il benessere complessivo."
}
]
},
"campaign-ismatu": {
"title": "Domande frequenti",
"questions": [
{
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Typography,
} from '@socialincome/ui';
import { Progress } from '@socialincome/ui/src/components/progress';
import Link from 'next/link';

export type CampaignPageProps = {
params: {
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{translator.t('campaign.title')}
</Typography>
<div className="space-y-6">
<Accordion type={'single'} collapsible className="w-full">
<Accordion type="single" collapsible className="w-full">
{translator
.t<{ question: string; answer: string }[]>('campaign.questions')
.map(({ question, answer }, index) => (
.t<
{
question: string;
answer: string;
links?: { title: string; href: string }[];
}[]
>('campaign.questions')
.map(({ question, answer, links }, index) => (
<AccordionItem value={`item-${index}`} key={index}>
<AccordionTrigger>
<Typography size="xl" color="muted-foreground" className="text-left" weight="normal">
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className="mt-2"
dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: answer }}
/>
{links && (
<ul className="mt-4 flex list-outside list-disc flex-col space-y-1 pl-3">
{links.map((link: { title: string; href: string }, index: number) => (
<li key={index} className="mb-0 pl-3">
<Link href={link.href} target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" className="no-underline">
<Typography as="span" size="lg" color="primary" className="font-normal hover:underline">
{link.title}
</Typography>
</Link>
</li>
))}
</ul>
)}
</AccordionContent>
</AccordionItem>
))}
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return NextResponse.redirect(new URL('/world-poverty-statistics-2024', request.url));
case '/ismatu':
return NextResponse.redirect('https://socialincome.org/campaign/MZmXEVHlDjOOFOMk82jW');
case '/liberty':
return NextResponse.redirect('https://socialincome.org/campaign/GCEvyQGKmBK5LgQO4oby');
case '/thinkcell':
return NextResponse.redirect('https://socialincome.webdisc.ch/');
}
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