Definition: Social benefits other than social transfers in kind
SNA 1993
Social benefits other than social transfers in kind consist of all social benefits except social transfers in kind; in other words, they consist of: (a) all social benefits in cash - both social insurance and social assistance benefits - provided by government units, including social security funds, and NPISHs; and (b) all social insurance benefits provided under private funded and unfunded social insurance schemes, whether in cash or in kind.
Source:
United Nations, "System of National Accounts (SNA) 1993", United Nations, New York, 1993, § 8.77
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