ILO has raised fresh concerns over widening poverty levels in sub-Saharan Africa, warning that weak social protection systems ...

Funding expands family allowances and disability support systems Reforms target digital payments, jobs, and support for vulnerable households The World Bank said on Friday it approved $90 million in ...

This case study is part of a series on the financing of social protection in countries experiencing protracted crises. It is based on analysis of international datasets, interviews with experts, and a ...

An additional financing to continue supporting the implementation of a modern and efficient social protection system WASHINGTON, June 12, 2023 – The Board of Directors of the World Bank approved on ...

This case study is part of a series on the financing of social protection in countries experiencing protracted crises. It is based on analysis of international datasets, interviews with experts, and a ...

This note emphasizes the urgent need for development strategies beyond short-term aid to address protracted refugee cris Due to major cuts to in ...

The session is intended to address various issues related to the costing and financing of social protection, in particular about the achievement of Agenda 2030 objectives on social protection.

WASHINGTON, December 23, 2022 – The World Bank announced yesterday US$500 million in financing to expand and strengthen Egypt’s flagship Social Safety Net Program, also known as Takaful and Karama.

(Bangkok) – The government of Nepal should use the forthcoming budget to protect the rights of Nepali children by expanding its popular and successful Child Grant program, 24 Nepali and international ...

If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that the oft-noted obstacles to putting robust social protection systems in place – a lack of finances, administrative constraints, etc. – can be ...

“Our lives are interdependent and we see no distinction between us. We are human and share the same needs. This is what motivates us to work together,” said Sifa Dusabe (left), who was a Congolese ...