Social Security Policy Support (SSPS) Programme

An initiative of the Cabinet Division and the General Economics Division (GED), Bangladesh Planning Commission, Government of Bangladesh
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What the SSPS Programme is...

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Empowering Rural Women Insights from...

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What the SSPS Programme is About?- DRAFT

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Social Protection Research...

View Document The report sets out an agenda for future research on social protection in low income countries. It does this by first examining the...

Social Protection and...

View Document Social protection initiatives are as much at risk from climate change as other development approaches. They are unlikely to succeed in reducing poverty...

Macroeconomic Implications of...

View Document Social safety net is a measure taken by the government in order to prevent the vulnerable section of its population to fall beyond...

Macro Crises and...

View Document A central question for policy makers concerned to help the poor through a macro crisis is how to target scarcer resources at a...

Reaching the Poorest:...

View Document Microfinance is about extending financial access to poor and excluded people. However, apart from a few notable exceptions, microfinance has not typically reached...

Inclusive Development: Two...

View Document This compendium brings together two companion papers on inclusive development. The first paper uses the global literature to formulate a conceptualisation of inclusive...

Impact of Infrastructures...

View Document The study deals with two questions: what role infrastructures can plan in promoting paid work opportunities for women and what specific type of...

Conceptualizing Chronic Poverty

View Document This paper provides a meaning for the term chronic poverty ‘in a nutshell’ and explores the concepts of poverty, vulnerability and poverty dynamics that...

The World Bank’s...

View Document Is there a conspiracy afoot? Practitioners of social protection have long debated the relative merits of conditional and unconditional cash transfers. Now the...