"Everything was okay and I did not see anything wrong with the program."

"i now have enough food and the capacity to build my own house."

"am now happy and with less stress to find food."

"My house will be built from the fund and i am very happy and my family is very happy"

"it is providing us money that is giving us the capacity to afford and do what we have always wanted to do."

"In my opinion, GiveDirctly did well in all the sectors. The money was sent directly to our mobile phones which reduced the cases of theft and bribery. Also, the registration was free and fair and the exercise impressed everyone in my village, therefore I do not see any part that this organization failed us."

"I spent part of my second transfer on paying school fees for my children who are both in college, secondary and primary schools. This has really been frustrating me for quite a long time because the balance was so huge and I had no idea where I would get the required fees for them to proceed with their studies since my spouse is jobless and we mostly depended on the well-wishers. With the remaining amount of money, I bought enough foodstuffs for my family and other household items for my family."

"In my opinion, GiveDirectly does well in reducing the poverty that we were in. Through the unconditional transfers, we can attest that our lives have changed drastically. At least we can now afford the very basic necessities to life like food and good shelter without struggle. We also own livestock which are part of our precious assets. I do not see anything that GiveDirectly does not do well."

"Receiving this money means a stable source of income. I have been aspiring to start my own business and live a decent life. I have been doing house construction work within the village which is hard to come and when I get one, I earn a meager wage of Ksh 300 a day. Due to this, I intend to start poultry farming as a business. I am planning to spend Ksh 30,000 of the transfer to start me off."

"Payment of school fees for my five kids has been so tough that I have been surviving by writing commitment letter(s) to their respective schools. I usually ensure that I honour all these through toiling on casual jobs that I get. Receiving this money means that I will be able to offset the remaining school fees balance for my kids and also cussion myself by paying for the upcoming academic year. I will use the remaining balance to buy one dairy cattle to supplement my family with milk."