Recommendation on social protection floors : basic principles for innovative solutions /
Dijkhoff, Tineke,editor.
Mpedi, Letlhokwa George,editor.
This book assesses the catalogue of principles included in the ILO Recommendation on Social Protection Floors from a legal perspective. Despite the international community?s recognition of social protection as a human right, the vast majority of the world?s population still has no access to social protection. In a major effort to address this situation, the International Labour Conference unanimously adopted the Social Protection Floors Recommendation 202 of 2012. However, because of the wide variety of possible schemes (and techniques that can be employed to administer them), there is a genuine risk that important values relating to social protection will be overlooked in implementing the Recommendation. This book, a collection of essays, contains an in-depth analysis of the Recommendation and sets forth a clear and practicable set of principles that can be used both as a policy tool and as an assessment framework for the creation, maintenance, and supervision of a national social protection floor.
"This book focuses on the International Labour Organization Social Protection Floors Recommendation 202 of 2012"--Page xxi.
Based on papers discussed at a workshop held in Johannesburg, 12-13 September 2016.--Page xxi.
Includes bibliographical references.
Recommendation on social protection floors and basic principles for innovative solutions : general introduction / Tineke Dijkhoff & Letlhkwa George Mpedi -- Principles for national social protection floors / Tineke Dijkhoff -- Implementing the principles of social protection floors : recommendation, 2012 (No 202) / Christina Behrendt, Emmanuelle Saint-Pierre Guilbault, Maya Stern-Plaza, Victoir Umuhir & Veronika Wodsak -- Social protection floors and the right to food / Stephen Devereux -- The child support grant in the Republic of South Africa / Letlhokwa George Mpedi -- Conditional cash transfers for families and children under Mexico's PROSPERA programme / Gabriela Mendizabal Bermudez -- Argentina : from an emblematic case to its institutionalization : an analysis of the universal child allowance for social protection / Laura Pautassi -- Tunisian national programme for assistance to families in need / Tania Abbiate -- Chile solidario CCT programme : new logic behind Chilean social protection programmes / Pablo Arellano Ortiz -- Does employment guarantee support a social protection floor? : A case study of Mahatma Ganhi National Rural Employment Guarantee scheme (MGNREGS) in India / Babu P. Remesh -- Namibia national pension scheme / Mathias Nyenti -- Old-age allowance scheme in Thailand / Worawet Suwanrada -- A framework of principles as a policy and assessment tool : Conclusions / Tineke Dijkhoff & Lethokwa George Mpedi.
This book assesses the catalogue of principles included in the ILO Recommendation on Social Protection Floors from a legal perspective. Despite the international community?s recognition of social protection as a human right, the vast majority of the world?s population still has no access to social protection. In a major effort to address this situation, the International Labour Conference unanimously adopted the Social Protection Floors Recommendation 202 of 2012. However, because of the wide variety of possible schemes (and techniques that can be employed to administer them), there is a genuine risk that important values relating to social protection will be overlooked in implementing the Recommendation. This book, a collection of essays, contains an in-depth analysis of the Recommendation and sets forth a clear and practicable set of principles that can be used both as a policy tool and as an assessment framework for the creation, maintenance, and supervision of a national social protection floor.
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