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Welcome to our January newsletter!
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Welcome to our first newsletter of 2022! It is now divided in two sections—latest contents and a selection of materials on a relevant topic. This month we look back at the most relevant content shared last year, when the world was still focusing its efforts on providing responses to COVID-19. Contribute to our upcoming issues by sending an e-mail or by filling out this form. We wish you a wonderful year ahead!
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Episode #8 | 2021: A Year in Review — What happened in the social protection world during 2021 beyond the COVID-19 response and recovery efforts? Our guests discuss gender-based violence, food systems and climate change, and social policies in Latin America. Listen now!
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Request for research proposals: Social protection, taxation, and crises
United Nations University (UNU-WIDER) | Deadline: 31/01/2022
Disability Policy and Services Certificate
University of Minnesota (UMN) | Deadline: 15/02/2022
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2021 RETROSPECTIVE
Throughout last year, socialprotection.org launched new features and content-types: Databases, Multimedia, Legal and Policy Frameworks, Country Profiles, Academic Opportunities, and our very own Podcast. In this section, we highlight the most relevant and accessed publications, courses, webinars, events, and other content of 2021.
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ASPects – Practice Exchange on ASP Webinar Series
GIZ and partners
The series aims at informing the global public policy dialogue on Adaptive Social Protection, the efforts for building back better systems and being well prepared for future shocks.
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As a member of the socialprotection.org platform, you can collaborate, engage in discussions and share content in more than 60 Online Communities (OCs) about a myriad of social protection-related topics. In 2021, the most active OC was the Social Protection in Crisis Context. Administered by OXFAM, UNICEF, the European Commission and individual consultants, this OC gathered more than 17,770 accesses as of December 2021.
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Social Protection responses to COVID-19 in the Global South
IPC-IG and partners
This online dashboard aims at documenting social protection responses to COVID-19 in the Global South, using a shock-responsive lens. You can also check out an analysis of the dashboard data by accessing this blog post, or watch a tutorial video.
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Brazil
Find specific social protection and economic data and browse different types of resources from Brazil. Discover 23 legal and policy frameworks, 19 social protection and labour programmes, and other content including 949 publications, 111 news, 101 multimedia resources, 59 blog posts and 51 databases. Access it here.
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Pantawid Pamilya, Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Programme, 4Ps
Government of the Philippines
This programme in the Philippines started in 2007 and aims to break the cycle of poverty by encouraging households to invest in their children's health and education.
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