Rubio, Gloria2017-06-272017-06-272011-02https://hdl.handle.net/10986/27370Social Safety Nets (SSN) are defined as non?contributory transfer programs targeted to the poor or those vulnerable to poverty and shocks. About half of World Bank social protection projects in the reviewed cohort are SSN. They are mostly non-emergency investment operations with a higher presence in Latin America and the Caribbean and Africa regions. Projects aimed at strengthening country's safety nets system, including their targeting, administration and service quality, are the most common type of SSN interventions (25 percent). These are closely followed by conditional cash transfers (20 percent), and health, nutrition and education projects (15 percent). The remaining projects are a mixture of public works; food crisis mitigation measures and other types of safety nets (social inclusion, housing, and technical assistance).en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO SERVICESAGEDAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONASSISTANCE PROGRAMSAT RISK GROUPSAUDITSBENEFICIARYBENEFICIARY ASSESSMENTSCAPACITY BUILDINGCASH BENEFITSCASH SOCIAL ASSISTANCECASH TRANSFERCOMMUNITIESCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCOMMUNITY GROUPSCOMMUNITY SERVICESCONDITIONAL CASHCORRECTIVE ACTIONSDECISION MAKINGDESCRIPTIONDEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVESDEVELOPMENT POLICYDISABILITYDISABILITY HOUSINGDISSEMINATIONDISTRICTSDOMESTIC VIOLENCEEARLY IDENTIFICATIONEARTHQUAKEECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTUREECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIESEFFECTIVE POLICIESELIGIBILITY CRITERIAELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTSEMERGENCY FOODEMERGENCY RECOVERYEMERGENCY RECOVERY LOANSEVALUATION METHODSEVALUATION RESULTSEXISTING CAPACITYFACILITY SURVEYSFAMILIESFLEXIBILITYFOOD INSECURITYFOOD SECURITYFORMAL EMPLOYMENTGENDERGENERAL PRACTICEHEALTH CENTERSHEALTH EXPENDITURESHEALTH FACILITIESHIVHIV INFECTIONSHOUSEHOLD COMPOSITIONHOUSEHOLD SURVEYSHOUSEHOLDSHOUSING FINANCEHUMAN CAPITALHUMAN CAPITAL FORMATIONHUMAN DEVELOPMENTHUMAN RESOURCESHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENTICRIMMUNIZATIONIMPACT EVALUATIONIMPLEMENTATION COMPLETION REPORTINCOMEINCOME SUPPORTINCOME TRANSFERSINFORMATION BOOKLETSINFORMATION SYSTEMINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYINSTITUTIONALIZATIONINTERMEDIATE INDICATORSINTERVENTIONJOB LOSSLABOR FORCELABOR MARKETLABOR MARKET PROGRAMSLABOR MARKETSLEARNINGLIVING CONDITIONSLIVING STANDARDSLOCAL AUTHORITIESLOCALITIESMALNUTRITIONMARKET PRICESMEANS TESTMENTAL HEALTHMETAANALYSISMILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALSMOBILITYMORTALITYNATIONAL LEVELNEEDS ASSESSMENTNEWBORNSNUMBER OF CHILDRENNUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDSNUTRITION PROGRAMOUTCOME INDICATORSOUTPUT INDICATORSPARTICIPATORY EVALUATIONPARTICIPATORY POVERTY ASSESSMENTSPEACEPENSIONPEOPLE WITH DISABILITIESPERFORMANCE INDICATORSPERFORMANCE MONITORINGPOLICY ANALYSISPOLICY MAKERSPOLIOPOORPOOR FAMILIESPOOR SETTLEMENTSPOVERTY REDUCTIONPRENATAL CAREPREVENTION INTERVENTIONSPRIMARY SCHOOLPROGRAM COVERAGEPROGRAM IMPLEMENTATIONPROGRESSPROJECT MANAGEMENTPROTECTION POLICYPROTECTION SYSTEMPROVISION OF EDUCATIONPROVISION OF SERVICESPUBLIC AWARENESSPUBLIC INFORMATIONPUBLIC INFRASTRUCTUREPUBLIC SERVICESPUBLIC WORKSQUALITY CONTROLQUALITY OF LIFEQUALITY OF SERVICESQUANTITATIVE SURVEYSREFORM PROGRAMRISK FACTORSRISK MITIGATIONRURAL AREASSAFE DRINKING WATERSAFETYSAFETY NETSAFETY NET PROGRAMSSANITATIONSCHOOL ATTENDANCESCHOOL CHILDRENSCHOOL COMPLETIONSCHOOL ENROLLMENTSECONDARY EDUCATIONSECONDARY SCHOOLSERVICE DELIVERYSERVICE PROVIDERSERVICE PROVISIONSERVICE QUALITYSEVERANCE PAYSKILLS DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL ASSISTANCESOCIAL AUDITSSOCIAL AWARENESSSOCIAL BENEFITSSOCIAL CARESOCIAL DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL FUNDSOCIAL FUND PROJECTSSOCIAL FUNDSSOCIAL INCLUSIONSOCIAL INSURANCESOCIAL MOBILIZATIONSOCIAL PROGRAMSOCIAL PROTECTIONSOCIAL SAFETY NETSOCIAL SECTORSOCIAL SERVICESSOCIAL WELFARESOCIAL WORKSSNSTREET CHILDRENTARGETINGTARGETING MECHANISMSTECHNICAL ASSISTANCETEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTTRACER STUDIESTRANSFER PAYMENTSTRANSFER PROGRAMTRANSFER RECIPIENTSTRANSFERS OF CASHTRANSPARENCYUNEMPLOYMENTURBAN AREASVACCINATIONVICTIMSVIOLENCEVULNERABILITYVULNERABLE GROUPSWAGE SUBSIDYWORKERSWORKFAREWORKS PROGRAMWORKS PROJECTSYOUNG CHILDRENYOUTHWorking PaperWorld Bank10.1596/27370