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Catalogue by titles / Expanding social protection for vulnerable children and families: learning from an institutional perspective

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ISS/IRC Code	COM-RIGHTS ENG-020
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Title	Expanding social protection for vulnerable children and families: learning from an institutional perspective
Author	TEMIN, Miriam; Better Care Network
Generic unit	Working Paper

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Date published/issue	03-00-2008
Date received	00-00-0000
Place published	UNITED STATES
Editor	Inter-Agency Task Team (IATT) on Children and HIV and AIDS: Working Group on Social Protection
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Page	43
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Type of material	Booklet
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Document description	Commentaries Information
Country concerned	BRAZIL CHILE GHANA SOUTH AFRICA UGANDA UKRAINE ZAMBIA WORLD
Index	Child-rights Child-care Abandonment Placement Aids
Free text	The Inter-Agency Task Team (IATT)Social Protection Working Group undertook a review of these experiences and debates in selected countries that either have established national social protection programmes or are in the process of developing them. This review aimded to shed light on the institutional dynamics of expanding social protection with the goal of informing current and future efforts. Ensuring benefits for children was a particular focus, in light of their lack of access to social protection and their heightened vulnerability to the long-term consequences of poverty. Countries reviewed include Ghana, Malawi, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Ukraine, Brazil and Chile.