Mali Social Safety Nets

Fuente: Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
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Autori principali: Claire Harasty, Cécile Cherrier, Carlo del Ninno, Pascale Kervyn, Dominique van de Walle, Setareh Razmara
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Pubblicazione: International Labour Organization 2011
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author Claire Harasty
Cécile Cherrier
Carlo del Ninno
Pascale Kervyn
Dominique van de Walle
Setareh Razmara
author_facet Claire Harasty
Cécile Cherrier
Carlo del Ninno
Pascale Kervyn
Dominique van de Walle
Setareh Razmara
Claire Harasty
Cécile Cherrier
Carlo del Ninno
Pascale Kervyn
Dominique van de Walle
Setareh Razmara
contents Mali Social Safety Nets Claire Harasty Cécile Cherrier Carlo del Ninno Pascale Kervyn Dominique van de Walle Setareh Razmara This report shows that Mali s safety nets are insufficient to address the needs of the population and suggests ways to improve them. There is a need to devise a set of cost effective programs to expand the scope and coverage of the national safety net. Given that any reform plan must be financially feasible, the government must allocate its scarce resources to programs that are well targeted and efficient. Creating the fiscal room for safety nets will also depend on political will. The government needs to: (i) strengthen the strategic, institutional, and financial frameworks for designing, implementing, and monitoring and evaluating safety nets; and (ii) increase the effectiveness of the safety net system by strengthening existing programs and designing new ones. World Bank publication.book
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
publishDate 2011
publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Mali Social Safety Nets
Claire Harasty
Cécile Cherrier
Carlo del Ninno
Pascale Kervyn
Dominique van de Walle
Setareh Razmara
Mali Social Safety Nets Claire Harasty Cécile Cherrier Carlo del Ninno Pascale Kervyn Dominique van de Walle Setareh Razmara This report shows that Mali s safety nets are insufficient to address the needs of the population and suggests ways to improve them. There is a need to devise a set of cost effective programs to expand the scope and coverage of the national safety net. Given that any reform plan must be financially feasible, the government must allocate its scarce resources to programs that are well targeted and efficient. Creating the fiscal room for safety nets will also depend on political will. The government needs to: (i) strengthen the strategic, institutional, and financial frameworks for designing, implementing, and monitoring and evaluating safety nets; and (ii) increase the effectiveness of the safety net system by strengthening existing programs and designing new ones. World Bank publication.book
title Mali Social Safety Nets
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/book/Mali-Social-Safety-Nets/995269772702676