Social Protection Delivery through Community-Driven Development Platforms : International Experience and Key Considerations for Myanmar

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作者：

Infante-Villarroel, Mariana

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22327

关键词：

SANITATION;  EMPOWERMENT;  RISKS;  POVERTY LINE;  SOCIAL FUNDS;  VILLAGES;  FACILITATION;  PEOPLE;  FINANCING;  ETHNIC MINORITIES;  VILLAGE;  BANK OFFICE;  INCOME;  INTEREST;  ENROLLMENT;  EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES;  REVOLVING FUND;  POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECT;  HEALTH INSURANCE;  FEMALE PARTICIPATION;  EXCLUSION;  RURAL LIVELIHOODS;  COMMUNITY ASSETS;  WELFARE;  LOAN;  CHRONIC ILLNESS;  INCOME SUPPORT;  BENEFIT PAYMENT;  PAYMENTS;  SOCIAL ASSISTANCE;  RURAL POOR;  CONFLICT;  MEASURES;  SAFETY NETS;  ACCESS TO EDUCATION;  SOCIAL FUND;  POVERTY REDUCTION;  REVOLVING FUNDS;  COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT;  SAVINGS;  JOB OPPORTUNITIES;  SOCIAL EXCLUSION;  UNION;  ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY;  VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS;  VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT;  SCHOLARSHIPS;  INTEREST RATES;  ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT;  TRANSFERS;  POOR AREAS;  RURAL POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECT;  PAYMENT;  MICRO LOANS;  SOCIAL SECURITY;  POOR ACCESS;  LOANS;  PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS;  VULNERABLE WOMEN;  VILLAGE FUND;  RURAL VILLAGES;  SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT;  CASH TRANSFERS;  POOR INFRASTRUCTURE;  FINANCE;  BANKS;  NUTRITIONAL STATUS;  UNEMPLOYMENT;  GRANT;  EQUITY;  POVERTY DATA;  SOCIAL SAFETY NETS;  HUMAN CAPITAL;  VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLD;  FOOD SECURITY;  CAPITAL;  FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS;  SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT;  BASIC NEEDS;  WOMAN;  FAMILY;  BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT;  GENDER;  BLOCK GRANT;  BANK;  CREDIT;  VULNERABLE GROUPS;  SAFETY NET;  RURAL POVERTY;  INCOME DISTRIBUTION;  HOUSEHOLD;  SOCIAL IMPACTS;  REPAYMENT;  MALNUTRITION;  RURAL;  MIGRANT WORKERS;  BLOCK GRANTS;  INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY;  VOUCHERS;  NUTRITION;  PROMOTION OF WOMEN;  FOOD TRANSFERS;  PUBLIC WORKS;  VULNERABLE PEOPLE;  URBAN DEVELOPMENT;  DIVERSIFICATION;  SOCIAL WELFARE;  MICROCREDIT;  SCHOOL FEEDING;  INSURANCE;  MICROFINANCE;  TARGETING;  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;  INTERESTS;  SECURITY;  HUSBAND;  IRRIGATION;  ID;  HOUSEHOLDS;  RURAL RESOURCES;  ACCESS TO SERVICES;  RURAL AREAS;  POVERTY;  COOPERATION;  STUDENTS;  INVESTMENTS;  RISK MANAGEMENT;  LATRINES;  TECHNICAL SUPPORT;  POOR;  SCHOOL BUILDINGS;  EXCHANGE RATE;  FAMILIES;  WOMEN;  LABOR MARKETS;  RURAL DEVELOPMENT;  FOOD INSECURE HOUSEHOLDS;  REMOTE AREAS;  INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE;  CROP INCOME;  GUARANTEE;  RURAL POVERTY REDUCTION;  DEVELOPMENT BANK;  POVERTY ALLEVIATION;  DISABLED;  HUMAN DEVELOPMENT;  POOR HOUSEHOLDS;  Report; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Social protection schemes can contribute to poverty reduction objectives pursued through current community-driven development (CDD) platforms in Myanmar by building household and community resilience. In turn, existing CDD platforms provide viable options to promote a transition to government-led social protection delivery. Making infrastructure development more pro-poor andproviding communities with an expanded menu of options, including social protection schemes, can be a first step in enhancing the poverty reduction potential of CDD platforms.