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AUTHOR(S) Nadia Belhaj Hassine; Sharon Faye Piza; Francine Claire Fernandez
AUTHOR(S) Kate Pincock; Nicola Jonesa; Kifah Baniodeh (et al.)
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, social protection systems in the Arab region were weak, fragmented, not inclusive, and non-transparent. They were also costly and unsustainable. Underinvestment in these systems and exclusion of vulnerable populations were key challenges. The COVID-19 crisis spotlighted the problems and presented a historic opportunity to address some of the challenges facing social protection systems. Lessons learned in various countries were identified as useful examples for change, in addition to certain innovations. This report embarked on actionable policy research to examine and assess the interplay of the social policy dimensions, global experiences, and regional responses to the pandemic in the Arab region. By critically engaging with the actions and priorities of a variety of stakeholders, the report develops and advocates for policies for the judicious and methodical implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals, combating inequality and supporting the principle of leaving no one behind, as instigated in the Agenda 2030.
AUTHOR(S) Jessica Omukuti; Matt Barlow; Maria Eugenia Giraudo (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Tom Christensen
AUTHOR(S) Jo Warner
AUTHOR(S) Anna Josephson; Talip Kilic; Jeffrey D. Michler
UNICEF Innocenti's Children and COVID-19 Library is a database collecting research from around the world on COVID-19 and its impacts on children and adolescents.
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