UBI Pilot Programs

Universal Basic Income (UBI) pilot programs are limited trial initiatives where a government or organization provides a regular, unconditional cash payment to a select group of people. These pilots aim to assess how UBI impacts recipients’ well-being, employment, and economic stability. By testing different amounts, durations, and populations, policymakers gather evidence on whether UBI could be a viable way to address poverty, reduce inequality, and adapt to changing job markets. Although pilots are temporary and targeted, they offer valuable insights into the potential benefits and challenges of implementing UBI at a broader scale.