Current evidence about the impact of cash transfers, and particularly the Child Support Grant (CSG), on child nutrition and food security is mixed. Some studies have linked the CSG to reduced hunger and improved child height-for-age. However, more up to date evidence, which speaks to the precise impact of the CSG on child growth, dietary quality and adequacy, and household food security among children under 5, is required. This project will assess the impact of the CSG on child nutrition and food security among young children.