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The hidden sector : just transitions to the formal economy

2026

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Paraguay : the path toward the consolidation of investment grade and institutional credibility

2026

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Les politiques de protection sociale et de CSU et leur financement en République Démocratique du Congo

Rached, Patrick; Renmans, Dimitri; Mwene Batu, Pacifique; … - 2026

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Devotion without action : Islam, charity, and poverty in comparative perspective

Abedifar, Pejman; Eslami, Mohammad - 2026 - This draft: December, 2025

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Green jobs, labour market transitions and social protection : longitudinal analysis for Viet Nam

Duman, Anil; Ananian, Sévane - 2026

This article examines labour market transitions towards green employment in Viet Nam and their relationship to social protection. Using a task-based approach and longitudinal labour force survey data, we find that green jobs remain limited, accounting for only 15 per cent of total employment....

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Fundamentally reforming the DI system : evidence from Germany

Cao, Yaming; Fischer-Weckemann, Björn; Geyer, Johannes; … - 2026

In 2001, Germany abolished public occupational disability insurance (ODI)-the second tier of its public DI system-for cohorts born after 1960. Using administrative data, we first document that, in the long run, overall DI inflows declined by roughly one-third. Second, using representative survey...

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Fundamentally reforming the DI system : evidence from Germany

Cao, Yaming; Fischer-Weckemann, Björn; Geyer, Johannes; … - 2025

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Fundamentally reforming the DI system : evidence from Germany

Cao, Yaming; Fischer-Weckemann, Björn; Geyer, Johannes; … - 2025

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Effects of microcredits and social safety nets programmes on the poverty reduction in the Haor Region of Bangladesh

Hossain, M. Z.; Hassan, Mahadie - 2026

The haor (Ox-bow Lake) region in Bangladesh, comprising seven districts, is rich in fishing, biodiversity, and boro-rice cultivation. However, its people are poorer due to wet monsoon seasonality. This study evaluates the joint impact of microcredit facilities and social safety net programs...

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Grundrentenfreibeträge bei Fürsorgeleistungen

Kaltenborn, Bruno - 2026

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Der Schutz der sozialen Selbstverwaltung vor der unzureichend kompensierten Übertragung sozialversicherungsfremder Leistungen

Kingreen, Thorsten - 2026

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La protection sociale au cœur de la transition juste : un levier contre les inégalités

Yasser, Rawane; David, Anda; Nirrengarten, Audrey; … - 2026

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Rapid Social Response-Adaptive and Dynamic Social Protection Umbrella Program : Gender Window Round 21 - Promoting Family-Based Care for Vulnerable and At-Risk Children through Social Protection Systems

Agbaam, Callistus Akachabwon - 2026

The main objective of this review is to provide a comprehensive assessment of the trust funded Rapid Social Response - Adaptive and Dynamic Social Protection (RSR-ADSP) Gender Window Round 21 grants. Particularly, the review focuses on evaluating the achievements and results of the grants,...

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Social protection in South Africa

Bhorat, Haroon; Oosthuizen, Morné - 2026

South Africa has a relatively well-developed social protection system for a middle-income country. Despite its roots in the country's racially discriminatory past, the system has been repurposed post-apartheid to address deep poverty and severe inequality. This paper explores key characteristics...

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Risks and vulnerabilities among women in internal migrant households in India in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic : strengthening the social protection floor through a gender perspective

Watanabe, Arisa; Siṃha, Anurāga; Monda, Sudipta; … - 2026

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Social protection in Chile : between growth and redistribution

Zapata-Román, Gabriela; Barrientos, Armando - 2026

Chile combines high income levels and strong human development outcomes with persistent inequality. This paper examines the country's social protection matrix, focusing on its institutional configuration, financial structure, and main outcomes. The analysis distinguishes three core components-...

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Social protection in Egypt

Asʿad, Rāǧī; Selwaness, Irene N. - 2026

The paper examines the structure of the social protection system in Egypt including its contributory and non-contributory components. It begins by examining the historical evolution of the system, its scale and reach, and its sources of financing. The book then assesses the de jure and de facto...

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The insurance value of public insurance against idiosyncratic income risk

Busch, Christopher; Madera, Rocio - 2026

The tax and transfer system partially insures households against individual income risk. We build a framework to assess the size and (welfare) value of this partial insurance, which is based on exploiting distributional differences between household gross income and disposable income. Our...

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The insurance value of public insurance against idiosyncratic income risk

Busch, Christopher; Madera, Rocío - 2026

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The welfare state myth : how low-tax countries offer the world's best welfare

Fölster, Stefan; Sanandaji, Nima - 2026

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The middle class and vulnerability to income poverty : implications for social protection in the Philippines

Cabalfin, Deanne Lorraine D.; Albert, Jose Ramon; … - 2026

The Philippines aspires to become a predominantly middle-class society by 2040. Significant strides have been achieved in the reduction of extreme poverty. However, the COVID-19 pandemic exposed the fragility of recent gains and the vulnerability of many households to economic shocks. This study...

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Social protection in South Korea : transition from the developmental to the universal welfare state

Kwŏn, Hyŏk-chu; Kim, Eunju - 2026

South Korea's social protection system has undergone a profound transformation from a developmental welfare state, in which social protection policies were subordinated to the economic development goal, to a universal welfare state. This study traces this trajectory by examining six key...

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Climate policy as development policy : leveraging carbon revenues for social protection in low- and middle-income countries

Gasior, Katrin; Wright, Gemma; Jara, H. Xavier; … - 2026

Carbon pricing is widely recognized as a key tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, if implemented without compensatory measures, it can increase poverty and inequality. The aim of this paper is to examine the role of carbon pricing in generating fiscal space for expanding social...

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The economics of long-term care

Pestieau, Pierre - 2026

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Social protection policy in Colombia

Meléndez Arjona, Marcela; Peña-Tenjo, Nicolás; … - 2026

Colombia has a complex legal framework meant to protect the population against basic risks through a combination of contributory and non-contributory social insurance. The population is almost perfectly split between them, with eligibility to participate in the latter determined by poverty....

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Dreams and small means : career aspirations of children in the Philippine 4Ps Program

Melad, Kris Ann M.; Abrigo, Michael Ralph M.; Diola, … - 2026

This study examines the career aspirations of economically disadvantaged Filipino children participating in the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps), the Philippines' flagship conditional cash transfer program. Using data from 9,958 children aged 10 to 25 collected through the Fourth Wave...

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''State-ification'' of the entrepreneur or ''entrepreneurialization'' of the state? : how Singapore challenges both Mazzucato and her critics

Hjortsberg, Jacob - 2026

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Optimal risk sharing and incentive provision in social security systems

Berriel, Rafael; Costa, Carlos E. da - 2026

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Employment shocks, emergency social protection, and food security during COVID-19 in South Africa : causal evidence and policy implications

Dikgang, Johane; Magambo, Isaiah; Bachu, Kiana; Kimani, … - 2026

This study assesses how pandemic-related job losses and social protection impacted food security in South Africa using five waves of data from the NIDS-CRAM survey of 794 individuals. Job loss increased food insecurity by 5.2% (14%), consistent across five methods and lasting for 12 months....

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An overview of social inflation in the US property and casualty insurance industry in 2025

Badiel, Marie-Laure; Dionne, Georges - 2026

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An overview of social inflation in the US property and casualty insurance industry in 2025

Badiel, Marie-Laure; Dionne, Georges - 2025

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An overview of social inflation in the US property and casualty insurance industry in 2025

Badiel, Marie-Laure; Dionne, Georges - 2025

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Coverage or Intensity of Support? Adaptive Social Protection to Reduce Disaster-Related Poverty

Middelanis, Robin; Jafino, Bramka Arga; Kawasoe, Yasuhiro - 2026

Disasters due to natural hazards pose a significant threat to people’s well-being and increase the risk of poverty, particularly in vulnerable populations. This paper provides a novel global estimate of poverty due to disasters, showing that 25.6 million people are at risk of poverty due to...

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Accelerating Impact : A Gender Lens on Adaptive Social Protection in the Sahel

Seibold, Juliette; Coudouel, Aline; Patella, Sarah - 2026

Améliorer la situation des femmes et des filles est un impératif stratégique pour relever les défis complexes et interconnectés auxquels les pays du Sahel sont confrontés. Les politiques, programmes et institutions visant à réduire la pauvreté, à accroître la productivité et à...

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Social protection in Bangladesh : policies, practices, and lessons

Raihan, Selim; Khan, Fariha - 2026

Evolving from post-independence emergency relief to a diverse range of programmes addressing poverty, food insecurity, and lifecycle vulnerabilities, Bangladesh has made significant progress in social protection provision over the years. This paper critically examines the evolution, coverage,...

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Social protection in Viet Nam : an updated overview

Dang, Hai-Anh; Do Minh - 2026

While Viet Nam has been remarkably successful in poverty reduction, the country is faced with various challenges ranging from uneven pockets of poverty, regional inequality, low labour productivity, and high informality rates, to a fast-ageing society. We offer an updated overview of the social...

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Social protection in Vietnam : an updated overview

Dang, Hai-Anh; Do Minh - 2026

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Flexibility and social protection in the gig economy : experimental evidence on work location and scheduling

Ghorpade, Yashodhan; Jasmin, Alyssa Farha; Rahman, … - 2026

Debates about gig work often frame flexibility and social protection as substitutes. This paper shows that gig workers value different forms of flexibility in distinct ways and may simultaneously demand greater social protection. Using survey-based discrete-choice experiments among digital...

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Social security transfers and fiscal sustainability in Turkey : evidence from 1984-2024

Diler, Huriye Gonca; Barın, Nurgül E.; Özen, Ercan; … - 2026

Social security systems constitute a structurally significant component of public finance in developing economies and often generate persistent fiscal pressures through budgetary transfers. Demographic transformation, widespread informality in labor markets, and weaknesses in contribution-based...

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Enhancing Food and Nutrition Security through Blue Social Protection

Bladon, Annabelle; Greig, Gunilla Tegelskär; Nico, … - 2026

This brief proposes using an intersectoral approach to social protection in aquatic food systems as a means to improve food and nutrition security (FNS). It highlights the critical role of aquatic foods in global FNS and describes how Blue Social Protection can help maintain and enhance this,...

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Social Protection Systems for Refugees in the Great Lakes Region

Gabelle, Christopher; Aweko, Scovia; Beazley, Rodolfo; … - 2026

The Great Lakes Region (GLR), specifically Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Rwanda, and Uganda, faces persistent challenges related to forced displacement and refugee crises. This report examines the role of social protection systems in addressing the multifaceted needs of...

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From Short-Term Aid to Long-Term Solutions : Social Protection as a Pathway for Refugee Inclusion in the Great Lakes Region. Discussion Note

Gabelle, Christopher; Gallego-Ayala, Jordi - 2026

This note emphasizes the urgent need for development strategies beyond short-term aid to address protracted refugee crises in the Great Lakes Region (GLR). Due to major cuts to international aid, the paper advocates for integrating refugees into national social protection systems to enhance...

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Responding to Floods in Pakistan with Adaptive Social Protection : How to Keep an Inundated Country Afloat

Majoka, Zaineb; Dhuldhoya, Yash - 2026

In 2022, Pakistan was hit by severe floods that affected approximately 33 million people and caused extensive damage to infrastructure and homes. Post-flood analysis indicates that while the Government of Pakistan was able to respond using multiple instruments, the coverage of relief support...

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Multiple program participation in the safety net : incidence, impediments, and implications

Cholli, Neil A.; Wu, Derek - 2026

Multiple program participation is a defining feature of the U.S. safety net, with half of recipients enrolling in two or more programs. Yet most research examines programs in isolation, missing the intensity of safety net attachment. We show implications of a multipleprogram framework on...

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Expanding social insurance for household businesses in Viet Nam : challenges, policy options, and the way forward

Gama, Andre; Nguyen, Hai Dat; Luu, Trang - 2026

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Unequal lives, unequal benefits : life expectancy and social security rules

Fernández-Blanco, Javier; Sánchez Marcos, Virginia - 2026

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Unequal lives, unequal benefits : life expectancy and social security rules

Fernández-Blanco, Javier; Sánchez Marcos, Virginia - 2026

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Expanding social protection in the Global South : evidence from India, Brazil, and South Africa

Kumar, Sunaina; Ghosh, Ambar Kumar - 2026

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Improving Social Insurance for Migrants : Lessons from Albania

Jain, Himanshi; Martin, Matthew Chase; Mehta, Helly D.; … - 2026

As global mobility increases, social insurance coverage for migrant workers emerges as a policy priority alongside traditional pension system sustainability concerns. This report focuses on improving retirement security for global migrant workers, with social insurance coverage of Albanian...

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Strengthening the Linkages Between Disaster Risk Finance and Adaptive Social Protection – Why and How it Matters

World Food Programme - 2026

This policy note builds on the practical and operational experience of the World Bank Group (WBG) and World Food Programme (WFP) to offer an overview of why and how strengthening the linkages between disaster risk finance (DRF) and adaptive social protection (ASP) matters. It is a direct output...

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Navigating the unknown: social safety nets and coping mechanisms in natural disasters in Bangladesh

Zulfiqar Ali, S. M.; Ahmed, Badrun Nessa - 2026

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Gender and shock responsiveness in social protection systems : lessons from Jordan

Nimeh, Zina; Neubourg, Chris de; Carrera, Míriam; … - 2026

This article examines whether social protection systems that can respond to shocks have the ability to address gendered vulnerabilities in times of crisis. Focusing on the COVID-19 response in Jordan, the study draws on an integrated theoretical framework combining disaster risk management,...

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Identifying selection in social insurance : risk-based selection and selection on moral hazard

Ejrnæs, Mette; Hochgürtel, Stefan - 2026

We investigate selection into a voluntary unemployment insurance (UI) scheme by exploiting variation in enrollment driven by an early retirement program embedded within the UI system. Using Danish administrative data and an event study design, we identify negative selection among UI enrollees...

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The cyclical behaviour of government spending for social protection : is the OECD methodology robust?

Arsenev, Aleksandr; Heimberger, Philipp; Schütz, Bernhard - 2026

Spending elasticities measure the reaction of different government spending components to the business cycle. They are important inputs for fiscal forecasts, and they are particularly relevant in the context of European Union (EU) fiscal rules, as elasticity estimates enter the estimation of...

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The cyclical behaviour of government spending for social protection : is the OECD methodology robust?

Arsenev, Aleksandr; Heimberger, Philipp; Schütz, Bernhard - 2023

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Stigma and the social safety net

Lasky-Fink, Jessica; Linos, Elizabeth; Wallace, Heidi - 2026

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Building a social protection system under resource constraints : Mozambique's experience

Henriques, Joana Borges; Jones, Sam - 2026

This paper reviews the evolution, structure, and functioning of Mozambique's social protection system. Despite being one of the poorest countries in the world, Mozambique has developed a comprehensive framework that aspires to universal coverage, anchored in constitutional rights and...

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Enhancing tax-benefit modelling functionality : labour supply responses in UKMOD

Van de Ven, Justin; Richiardi, Matteo; Brooks, Natasha; … - 2026

This paper describes the integration of labour supply behavioural responses into UKMOD, the UK tax-benefit microsimulation model belonging to the EUROMOD family. Traditional static models quantify only the direct ("morning after") fiscal and distributional effects of policy reforms, abstracting...

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