Supporting Social Protection Systems

This concept paper aims to explain the challenges of social protection systematisation, drawing on global lessons in order to strengthen EU Development Cooperation’s support for inclusive, nationally owned, and sustainable social protection policies and programmes within partner countries. In seeking to do this, it responds to the call in the Communication on Social Protection in EU Development Cooperation to ‘support the development of nationally-owned social protection policies and programmes, including social protection floors, while seeking to promote good practice in policy formulation and the design and development of social protection systems.’

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Year of publication:	2015-09
Authors:	Samson, Michael J. ; Taylor, Nicholas
Institutions:	Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Internationale Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung, Brüssel (contributor)
Publisher:	Amt für Amtliche Veröffentlichungen, Luxemburg
Subject:	EU \| soziale Sicherung \| social security \| Sozialpolitik \| social policy \| Systemplanung \| systems engineering

INTRODUCTION
Part 1: The Evolution of Global Social Protection Models
1.1. The Case for Social Protection
1.2. Historical Drivers of Social Protection Models
i. The Current Global Social Protection Sector – From Contestation towards Harmonisation
1.3. Recent Development Affecting the Expansion of Social Protection
i. Changes in the Labour Market (1980s-2010s)
ii. The Financial Crisis of 2008/2009
1.4. Evolution of the Social Protection Floor Initiative
i. National Social Protection Floors
1.5. The Future of Social Protection
Part 2: Design and Implementation of Social Protection Systems
2.1. Social Protection Policy Frameworks
i. The Social Risk Management Framework
ii. The Transformative Social Protection Framework
iii. The Life Cycle Approach
2.2. National Social Protection Policy
i. Building Political Will
ii. The Policy Cycle Framework
2.3. Financing Social Protection
2.4. Designing Social Protection Systems
i. Institutional Home
ii. Costing
iii. Targeting
iv. Conditionality
2.5. Social Protection Instruments
i. Cash Transfers
ii. Insurance Mechanisms
iii. Social Services
iv. Social Health Protection
2.6. Implementation Systems
i. Single registry management information systems
ii. Payments systems
iii. Monitoring and Evaluation
Part 3: Strengthening Social Protection Systems
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Development Planning Frameworks
3.3. Implementation Arrangements
3.4. Evidence-based Processes
3.5. Donor coordination
3.6. International and EU Support for the Systematisation of Social Protection
i. The ILO and the Assessment-Based National Dialogue
ii. The Inter-Agency Social Protection Assessment (ISPA)
iii. The EU Social Protection Systems Programme (EU-SPSP)
3.7. Key Considerations for Supporting National Social Protection Systems
3.8. Conclusion
REFERENCES
USEFUL WEBSITES
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