Microinsurance and child labour: an impact evaluation of NRSP's (Pakistan) microinsurance innovation

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Autori principali: Markus Frölich, Andreas Landmann, Hillery Midkiff, Valerie Breda
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author Markus Frölich
Andreas Landmann
Hillery Midkiff
Valerie Breda
author_facet Markus Frölich
Andreas Landmann
Hillery Midkiff
Valerie Breda
Markus Frölich
Andreas Landmann
Hillery Midkiff
Valerie Breda
contents Microinsurance and child labour: an impact evaluation of NRSP's (Pakistan) microinsurance innovation Markus Frölich Andreas Landmann Hillery Midkiff Valerie Breda National Rural Support Programme (NRSP) of Pakistan participated in the ILO's Microfinance for Decent Work (MF4DW) action research programme from 2008-2012. As part of this experimental research, NRSP launched and tested an extended microinsurance product (health and accidental death) covering extra-nuclear family members of the same household in order to see if there was a positive impact on the reduction of child labour among 2,097 client households, using a target versus control group methodology. Econometric analysis of the panel dataset collected from control and target groups at five equally spaced intervals show that NRSP's innovation can be linked to increased insurance coverage and usage, as well as decreased child labour incidence. Our findings remain robust to different methods, specifications and corrections for selection bias. However, we did not find significant treatment effects on school attendance, expenses (hospital) and household welfare (PPI score). Social Finance working paper, no. 58, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Microinsurance and child labour: an impact evaluation of NRSP's (Pakistan) microinsurance innovation
Markus Frölich
Andreas Landmann
Hillery Midkiff
Valerie Breda
Microinsurance and child labour: an impact evaluation of NRSP's (Pakistan) microinsurance innovation Markus Frölich Andreas Landmann Hillery Midkiff Valerie Breda National Rural Support Programme (NRSP) of Pakistan participated in the ILO's Microfinance for Decent Work (MF4DW) action research programme from 2008-2012. As part of this experimental research, NRSP launched and tested an extended microinsurance product (health and accidental death) covering extra-nuclear family members of the same household in order to see if there was a positive impact on the reduction of child labour among 2,097 client households, using a target versus control group methodology. Econometric analysis of the panel dataset collected from control and target groups at five equally spaced intervals show that NRSP's innovation can be linked to increased insurance coverage and usage, as well as decreased child labour incidence. Our findings remain robust to different methods, specifications and corrections for selection bias. However, we did not find significant treatment effects on school attendance, expenses (hospital) and household welfare (PPI score). Social Finance working paper, no. 58, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Microinsurance and child labour: an impact evaluation of NRSP's (Pakistan) microinsurance innovation
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/Microinsurance-and-child-labour-an-impact/995321136902676