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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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...

Building Resilience –...

View Document How do poor families manage to have enough to eat even in very difficult circumstances? When faced with shocks and economic stress, why...

Social Protection for...

View Document Social protection is fast becoming one of the most important themes in development policy. This collection examines the political processes shaping the formulation...

Poverty Dynamics: Measurement...

View Document This paper introduces a significant new multi-disciplinary collection of studies of poverty dynamics, presenting the reader with the latest thinking by a group...

Building Resilience and...

View Document Although the current crisis has proved to be to remedy, it has taught us that ... while the policy mix will vary...

Social Safety Net...

View Document Despite considerable progress in reducing poverty over the past 15 years, half of Bangladesh's population is still poor. With a combination of sound...

Understanding the Scope...

View Document By adopting the Child Rights Convention (CRC) as their basic policy framework, Save the Children Sweden-Denmark is committed to child rights programming (CRP)...

Targeting and Universalism...

View Document For much of its history, social policy has involved choices about whether the core principle behind social provisioning will be “universalism”, or selectivity...