Universal social protection floors: costing estimates and affordability in 57 lower income countries

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Autori principali: Isabel Ortiz, Fabio Durán Valverde, Karuna Pal, Christina Behrendt, Andrés Acuña-Ulate
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author Isabel Ortiz
Fabio Durán Valverde
Karuna Pal
Christina Behrendt
Andrés Acuña-Ulate
author_facet Isabel Ortiz
Fabio Durán Valverde
Karuna Pal
Christina Behrendt
Andrés Acuña-Ulate
Isabel Ortiz
Fabio Durán Valverde
Karuna Pal
Christina Behrendt
Andrés Acuña-Ulate
contents Universal social protection floors: costing estimates and affordability in 57 lower income countries Isabel Ortiz Fabio Durán Valverde Karuna Pal Christina Behrendt Andrés Acuña-Ulate This paper presents the results of costing universal social protection floors in 34 lower middle-income, and 23 low-income countries, consisting of: (i) allowances for all children and all orphans; (ii) maternity benefits for all women with newborns; (iii) benefits for all persons with severe disabilities, and (iv) universal old-age pensions. The levels of this comparable set of benefits are based on nationally-defined poverty lines, and presented as a percentage of GDP. The paper additionally reviews potential areas of fiscal space for the necessary extension of social protection systems, and concludes that universal social protection floors are feasible in the majority of developing countries. ESS working paper, no. 58, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Universal social protection floors: costing estimates and affordability in 57 lower income countries
Isabel Ortiz
Fabio Durán Valverde
Karuna Pal
Christina Behrendt
Andrés Acuña-Ulate
Universal social protection floors: costing estimates and affordability in 57 lower income countries Isabel Ortiz Fabio Durán Valverde Karuna Pal Christina Behrendt Andrés Acuña-Ulate This paper presents the results of costing universal social protection floors in 34 lower middle-income, and 23 low-income countries, consisting of: (i) allowances for all children and all orphans; (ii) maternity benefits for all women with newborns; (iii) benefits for all persons with severe disabilities, and (iv) universal old-age pensions. The levels of this comparable set of benefits are based on nationally-defined poverty lines, and presented as a percentage of GDP. The paper additionally reviews potential areas of fiscal space for the necessary extension of social protection systems, and concludes that universal social protection floors are feasible in the majority of developing countries. ESS working paper, no. 58, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Universal social protection floors: costing estimates and affordability in 57 lower income countries
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