Basic Income Trials

Basic Income Trials are experiments where a group of people receive a regular, unconditional cash payment from the government or organizations, regardless of whether they work or have other income. The goal is to assess how this financial support impacts their well-being, employment, and overall community. These trials help policymakers understand if guaranteeing a basic income can reduce poverty, improve mental health, and promote economic stability. They are temporary and carefully monitored to evaluate benefits and potential challenges before considering broader implementation.