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1. Institutional Landscape for Implementation and Financing of Social Protection Programs : Towards Effective Service Delivery in Myanmar

Author

Infante-Villarroel, Mariana

Subjects
STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION, INVESTMENT, PAYMENT, SOCIAL WELFARE, SMART CARDS, EMPLOYERS, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, DEPOSIT, RELEVANCE, ETHNIC MINORITIES, FINANCING, ELECTRONIC PAYMENT, AUDITOR GENERAL, STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT, FLOW OF FUNDS, SAFETY NETS, PARTICIPATORY PLANNING, UNEMPLOYMENT, BENEFICIARIES, CIVIL SOCIETY, STAKEHOLDERS, INVESTMENTS, DECISION-MAKING PROCESS, VILLAGE MEETINGS, OVERSIGHT, LOCAL CAPACITY, ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY, STAKEHOLDER, WOMEN, INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK, INCENTIVES, BANK BRANCH, TECHNICAL SUPPORT, SERVICE PROVIDERS, GUARANTEE, TRANSFER PROGRAMS, AUDITING, BANK, CONSULTATION, SOCIAL SERVICES, LOANS, EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS, ACCESS, RISK MANAGEMENT, INTERESTS, TRANSPARENCY, PARTNERS, SERVICE DELIVERY, EQUITY FUND, BUDGET CYCLE, GUARANTEE SCHEME, STUDENTS, SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS, BASIC EDUCATION, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY, FINANCE, WELFARE, ENTERPRISES, ID, BUDGET ALLOCATION, VOUCHER, CIVIL SERVICE, SOCIAL PROTECTION STRATEGY, INFORMATION SYSTEM, CONSULTATIONS, HOUSEHOLD, POVERTY REDUCTION, FACILITATION, INTERNATIONAL LABOUR, GRANT, DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES, SOCIAL SECURITY, SOCIAL MAPPING, PAYMENTS, PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION, VULNERABLE GROUPS, MOBILIZATION, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, CASH BENEFITS, EMPOWERMENT, REVOLVING FUNDS, COLLABORATION, POLICY ENVIRONMENT, FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY, DECENTRALIZATION POLICY, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION, OPERATIONAL COSTS, BLOCK GRANTS, DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE, CITIZENSHIP, FACILITATORS, CAPITAL, INTERVIEWS, SECURITY, SOCIAL SERVICE, BENEFICIARY COMMUNITIES, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS, FOOD SECURITY, ENTERPRISE, CIVIL SERVANTS, VILLAGES, VILLAGE, ACCESS TO SERVICES, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS, HUMAN CAPITAL, REVENUE, HOUSEHOLDS, EMPLOYEES, BENEFICIARY SELECTION, EQUITY, EMPLOYER, BANKS, GRANTS, COMMUNITY DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT, FEASIBILITY, BLOCK GRANT, SOCIAL ASSISTANCE, BENEFIT PAYMENTS, SOCIAL PROTECTION, BENEFIT PAYMENT, UNION, PARTICIPATION, GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS, EXPENDITURES, SOCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS, SOCIAL PENSIONS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS, BENEFICIARY IDENTIFICATION, PEOPLE, FINANCIAL RESOURCES, VULNERABLE CHILDREN, TRANSPORT COSTS, LOCAL AUTHORITIES, ENROLLMENT, DEVELOPMENT BANK, ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, SURVEY, ECONOMIES OF SCALE, FINANCIAL SUPPORT, REVENUES, FACTORIES, SOCIAL AUDITS, OUTREACH, CASH TRANSFERS, EFFECTIVE SAFETY NETS, ACCOUNTABILITY, EXPENDITURE
Abstract

Defining appropriate institutional and financing arrangements is crucial to achieve sustainable social protection in Myanmar. This will require setting up overarching coordination mechanisms, with strong political leadership at the union level complemented by a more prominent role for region/state governments and local-level structures in social protection programming, financing, and delivery. This will lead to an effective and sustainable social protection system that addresses local priorities and increases accountability to citizens.

Published
2015

2. Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management : Opportunities for Myanmar

Author

Stokkel, Inge

Subjects
SOCIAL WELFARE, STORM, EXTREME WEATHER EVENT, FIRE, RISK COPING, DISASTER EVENTS, SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISM, EXTREME EVENTS, DISASTER REDUCTION, DISASTER MANAGEMENT, DISASTER RECOVERY, EXTREME WEATHER, SAFETY NETS, DAMAGE, RISK REDUCTION, EMERGENCY RESPONSE, FOOD INSECURITY, EARTHQUAKES, TRANSFER PROGRAMS, BANK, DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, ASPECTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT, DISASTER RISK REDUCTION, FARMERS, RISK MANAGEMENT, EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS, SERVICE DELIVERY, DISASTER RESPONSE, REDUCING POVERTY, SEARCH AND RESCUE, WORK PROGRAM, SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS, DISASTER COMMUNITY, VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES, FLOOD, RECONSTRUCTION, DISASTER RESPONSES, RISK MITIGATION, ERUPTION, FIRES, HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE, EMERGENCIES, INFORMATION SYSTEM, FOOD ASSISTANCE, RESCUE, SUBSISTENCE FARMERS, DISASTER-AFFECTED POPULATIONS, RELIEF, RISKS, NATURAL HAZARDS, VICTIMS, INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION, RESPONSE TO DISASTER, SAVING, SOCIAL SECURITY, VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS, VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS, VULNERABLE GROUPS, TENTS, DISASTER VICTIMS, CASH BENEFITS, DROUGHTS, CLIMATE CHANGE, FLOODING, CLIMATIC SHOCKS, STORMS, DISASTER PREVENTION, DECLARATION, NATURAL HAZARD, EARTHQUAKE, DROUGHT, DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE, RISK, INFORMAL SAFETY NETS, VULNERABLE PEOPLE, DELIVERY MECHANISMS, SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS, FOOD SECURITY, EMERGENCY, TRANSFER BENEFITS, SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS, HUMAN CAPITAL, SAFETY, DISASTERS, LANDSLIDES, INSURANCE, SOCIAL SAFETY NETS, REHABILITATION PROGRAMS, NATURAL DISASTERS, EMERGENCY AID, BANKS, DISASTER RELIEF, INSURANCE SCHEMES, IMPACT OF DISASTERS, SOCIAL ASSISTANCE, SOCIAL PROTECTION, EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS, SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS, EARLY WARNING, DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AGENCY, NATURAL DISASTER, TSUNAMI, WEATHER EVENT, TSUNAMIS, TECHNOLOGY, DAMAGES, COPING MECHANISMS, INSURANCE MECHANISMS, SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENT, FLOODS, INSURANCE PRODUCTS, EMERGENCY FOOD, DOCUMENTS, WARNING SYSTEMS, EMERGENCY OPERATIONS, WEATHER EVENTS, DISASTER, SAVINGS, EMERGENCY NEEDS, DISASTER RISK, CASH TRANSFERS, SCHOOL ATTENDANCE, SMOOTHING CONSUMPTION
Abstract

Social protection can help build people’s social and economic resilience against disasters in Myanmar. Regular cash transfers, including public works programs, can help smooth consumption,build and maintain assets, and develop human capital to better cope with natural hazards. Disaster risk management (DRM) systems can be linked to social protection programs to trigger a safetynet response in times of emergencies. Community-driven development (CDD) programs could provide a useful platform for social protection programming to respond to disasters and build long termresilience in Myanmar.

Published
2015

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