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Social Protection and Disability

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Social Protection is a collection of measures to improve or protect human capital, ranging from labor market interventions, publicly mandated unemployment, disability, or old-age insurance to targeted income support. Social Protection interventions assist individuals, households, and communities to better manage the income risks that leave people vulnerable.

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Projects and Initiatives

  • Social Sector Technical Assistance Credit Project in Bosnia-Herzegovina
    [Project ID: P070650 - Project Status: Closed]
    One of the project's three components includes technical assistance for reviewing the technical quality of current disability programs. Read more
  • Welfare Reform Project in Latvia
    [Project ID: P035807 - Project Status: Closed]
    This project supports the development of a more efficient and effective social welfare system through: Improved financial health of the social insurance system, implementation of a client-oriented social insurance administration, supervision of private pension plans and development of a more effective and efficient delivery of social assistance. Read more
  • Social Protection Implementation Loan Project in Russia
    [Project ID: P046496 - Project Status: Closed]
    Among other components, this project is financing a review governmental and non-governmental programs aimed at child protection, people with disabilities, and the homeless. Read more

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Last updated: 2009-08-28




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