Shock-Responsive Social Protection Systems Toolkit Appraising the use of social protection in addressing large-scale shocks

Diagnostic tools and guidance for determining whether shock-responsive social protection is appropriate in a given context

From:
Department for International Development
Published
6 March 2018
Country:
Lesotho, Mali, Mozambique, Pakistan and Philippines
Document Type:
Tool kit
Theme:
Humanitarian Disasters and Emergencies
Authors:
O'Brien, C, Holmes, R, Scott, Z and Barca, V

Abstract

Drawing on the study’s research methods and findings, this ‘Toolkit’ brings together information on key concepts, diagnostic tools and guidance for determining whether shock-responsive social protection is appropriate in a given context, and the factors that might influence its effectiveness. It is aimed at social protection, humanitarian and disaster risk management professionals who are interested in pursuing better responses to emergencies, including in fragile and conflict-affected settings. This toolkit will help readers to:

  • Understand what is meant by ‘shock-responsive social protection’ and other key terms

  • Assess the feasibility of different options for shock-responsive social protection in your context

  • Take steps to strengthen the systems underlying shock-responsive social protection.

  • Learn from other countries’ experience with shock-responsive social protection

This output is part of the Shock Responsive Social Protection Systems Programme

Citation

O’Brien, C., Holmes R. and Scott, Z., with Barca, V. (2018) Shock-Responsive Social Protection Systems Toolkit—Appraising the use of social protection in addressing largescale shocks. Oxford Policy Management, Oxford, UK.

Shock-Responsive Social Protection Systems Toolkit Appraising the use of social protection in addressing large-scale shocks

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