Infante-Villarroel, Mariana2015-07-282015-07-282015-07-07https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22327Social 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.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOSANITATIONEMPOWERMENTRISKSPOVERTY LINESOCIAL FUNDSVILLAGESFACILITATIONPEOPLEFINANCINGETHNIC MINORITIESVILLAGEBANK OFFICEINCOMEINTERESTENROLLMENTEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESREVOLVING FUNDPOVERTY REDUCTION PROJECTHEALTH INSURANCEFEMALE PARTICIPATIONEXCLUSIONRURAL LIVELIHOODSCOMMUNITY ASSETSWELFARELOANCHRONIC ILLNESSINCOME SUPPORTBENEFIT PAYMENTPAYMENTSSOCIAL ASSISTANCERURAL POORCONFLICTMEASURESSAFETY NETSACCESS TO EDUCATIONSOCIAL FUNDPOVERTY REDUCTIONREVOLVING FUNDSCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTSAVINGSJOB OPPORTUNITIESSOCIAL EXCLUSIONUNIONADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITYVULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDSVILLAGE DEVELOPMENTSCHOLARSHIPSINTEREST RATESECONOMIC EMPOWERMENTTRANSFERSPOOR AREASRURAL POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECTPAYMENTMICRO LOANSSOCIAL SECURITYPOOR ACCESSLOANSPUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMSVULNERABLE WOMENVILLAGE FUNDRURAL VILLAGESSOCIAL DEVELOPMENTCASH TRANSFERSPOOR INFRASTRUCTUREFINANCEBANKSNUTRITIONAL STATUSUNEMPLOYMENTGRANTEQUITYPOVERTY DATASOCIAL SAFETY NETSHUMAN CAPITALVULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDFOOD SECURITYCAPITALFEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDSSUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENTBASIC NEEDSWOMANFAMILYBUSINESS DEVELOPMENTGENDERBLOCK GRANTBANKCREDITVULNERABLE GROUPSSAFETY NETRURAL POVERTYINCOME DISTRIBUTIONHOUSEHOLDSOCIAL IMPACTSREPAYMENTMALNUTRITIONRURALMIGRANT WORKERSBLOCK GRANTSINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYVOUCHERSNUTRITIONPROMOTION OF WOMENFOOD TRANSFERSPUBLIC WORKSVULNERABLE PEOPLEURBAN DEVELOPMENTDIVERSIFICATIONSOCIAL WELFAREMICROCREDITSCHOOL FEEDINGINSURANCEMICROFINANCETARGETINGECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTINTERESTSSECURITYHUSBANDIRRIGATIONIDHOUSEHOLDSRURAL RESOURCESACCESS TO SERVICESRURAL AREASPOVERTYCOOPERATIONSTUDENTSINVESTMENTSRISK MANAGEMENTLATRINESTECHNICAL SUPPORTPOORSCHOOL BUILDINGSEXCHANGE RATEFAMILIESWOMENLABOR MARKETSRURAL DEVELOPMENTFOOD INSECURE HOUSEHOLDSREMOTE AREASINFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURECROP INCOMEGUARANTEERURAL POVERTY REDUCTIONDEVELOPMENT BANKPOVERTY ALLEVIATIONDISABLEDHUMAN DEVELOPMENTPOOR HOUSEHOLDSReportWorld Bank10.1596/22327