The options range from standalone, sector-specific, social protection or agricultural programmes, which, by virtue of their design, reflect bringing together the two in integrated interventions that combine both social protection and agriculture, to sectoral interventions that are aligned in order to maximize complementarities and reduce contradictions (Gavrilovic etal., These categorizations are flexible, with approaches combined or sequenced in a variety of ways. Social protection interventions can be designed to enhance the agricultural livelihoods of its beneficiaries. As discussed in Chapter 4, even altering the design and implementation of social protection interventions, such as the size, timing and regularity of cash transfers, can strengthen their impacts on agriculture.