World Bank2016-06-222016-06-222016-04-05https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24586This report is the result of extensive analytical work on social protection in Chad. During 2014 and 2015, the World Bank’s Social Protection and Labor (SPL) Global Practice undertook extensive analytical work in Chad to assess the country’s poverty and vulnerability profile, and the characteristics of its social safety nets system. This report, Republic of Chad – Shaping Adaptive Safety Nets to Address Vulnerability, is the result of such work and was prepared in the context of the renewed relationship between the Government of Chad and the World Bank. Such partnership includes the reengagement of the World Bank on the SPL agenda, and programming of World Bank support to Chad as part of the Systematic Country Diagnostic and the Country Partnership Framework.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOPER CAPITA CONSUMPTIONPSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORTCREDIT PROGRAMSAFETY NET PROGRAMSRISKSHOUSEHOLD SIZEPOVERTY LINEPEOPLEZAKATVACCINATIONTRANSFERS IN CASHINFORMAL SAFETY NETSINCOMEPREVENTIONLAWSFOOD SUPPLEMENTSLIVE BIRTHSSUICIDESEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASESRISK-COPINGCOMMUNITY HEALTHSOCIAL WORKSOCIAL SAFETY NETHEALTH CAREWELFAREHEALTHGOVERNMENT CAPACITYPRISONSINFANT NUTRITIONCASH TRANSFERRECOVERY PROGRAMSOCIAL ASSISTANCERURAL POPULATIONBENEFICIARIESCONFLICTMEASURESHEALTH FACILITIESMUTUAL AIDPUBLIC HEALTHSAFETY NETSPOVERTY REDUCTIONCOPING STRATEGIESKNOWLEDGEWORKS PROGRAMSDISABILITIESPROTECTION MECHANISMSWEALTH DISTRIBUTIONHEALTH FACILITYCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTSAVINGSIDIOSYNCRATIC″ SHOCKSTECHNICAL ASSISTANCEBENEFICIARYPATIENTPATIENTSINTERVENTIONPROGRAM COVERAGEINCOME INEQUALITYVULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDSHEALTH CENTERSMIGRATIONTRANSFERSPHYSICAL DISABILITYNATURAL DISASTERSVIOLENCEMARKETINGCHRONIC POVERTYPOLLUTIONDISASTERSSOCIAL TRANSFERSOCIAL SECURITYSOCIAL PROTECTIONEXTENDED FAMILIESEMERGENCY RESPONSESCHOOL COMPLETIONPUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMSPRICE SUBSIDIESFAMINESAFETY NET SYSTEMSCASH TRANSFERSBLINDNESSMORTALITYSUBSIDIESSOCIAL SUPPORTFREE HEALTHCOVARIATE SHOCKSRISK GROUPSMEDICAL TREATMENTPRIMARY SCHOOLSPEOPLE WITH DISABILITIESINFORMATION CAMPAIGNSUNEMPLOYMENTMICRO-CREDITCHILDBIRTHSUPPORT PROGRAMPOVERTY LINESNUTRITIONAL SUPPORTSOCIAL SAFETY NETSINCOME SECURITYOLDER PEOPLEFOOD SECURITYLEAN SEASONMEANS TESTWORKERSDROUGHTAGEDSUPPORT STRUCTURESSOCIAL SERVICESSCHOOL ATTENDANCEIMMUNODEFICIENCYFOOD PROGRAMPHYSICAL DISABILITIESCHRONICALLY POORHEALTH POLICYVULNERABLE GROUPSSOCIAL POLICYSOCIAL ISOLATIONHYGIENESAFETY NETPEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIESVICTIMSRURAL POVERTYSTRESSPRODUCTIVE ASSETSSOCIAL ACTIONMALNUTRITIONCHILD NUTRITIONREFUGEESAGRICULTURAL SUPPORTVOUCHERSNUTRITIONPUBLIC WORKSWORKSHOPSADOLESCENTSTARGETING MECHANISMSEMERGENCY FOODHEALTH SYSTEMFOOD INSECURITYWEIGHTTARGETINGPUBLIC RESOURCESPREGNANT WOMENFOOD DISTRIBUTIONCHILDRENPOVERTYISOLATIONWELLNESSADDICTIONWATER POLLUTIONEXTERNAL SHOCKSHOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTIONPOLIOBEREAVEMENTRISK MANAGEMENTLIVING CONDITIONSVULNERABLE CHILDRENHUMANITARIAN RELIEFEXTERNAL FINANCINGPOORSTRATEGYCANTEENSREGISTRATIONFAMILIESSHOCKNUTRITION PROGRAMHOSPITALSSOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURECIRCUMCISIONSOCIAL WORKERSHEALTH SERVICESIMPLEMENTATIONPREGNANCYBREASTFEEDINGHUMAN DEVELOPMENTINEQUALITYReportWorld Bank10.1596/24586