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Étendre la couverture

Les niveaux de couverture de la sécurité sociale varient fortement d’un pays à l’autre, et même à l’intérieur des frontières nationales. Alors que les économies les plus riches bénéficient d’une couverture presque universelle, certains pays d’Afrique subsaharienne et d’Asie du Sud offrent une couverture à moins de 10 pour cent de leur population.

Papers of the ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage 2009

		Working paper 1 van Ginneken, Wouter. 2009a. Extending social security coverage: Concepts, approaches and knowledge gaps (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper1-WvanGinneken-intro.pdf 285,63 kB ]
		Working paper 2 Samson, Michael. 2009. Good practice review: Extending social security coverage in Africa (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper2-MSamson.pdf 376,78 kB ]
		Working paper 3 Thiam, Birane. 2009. Study on extending social protection in Senegal (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper3-BiraneThiam.pdf 415,49 kB ]
		Working paper 4 Uthoff, Andras. 2009. Social security for all in Latin America and the Caribbean will require integration of schemes and solidarity in financing (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper4-Uthoff.pdf 385,56 kB ]
		Working paper 5 Lagomarsino, Gabriel. 2009. A new social protection framework for Uruguay (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper5-Lagomarsino.pdf 334,25 kB ]
		Working paper 6 Asher, Mukul. 2009a. Extending social security coverage in Asia-Pacific: A review of good practices and lessons learnt (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper6-MAsher.pdf 491,57 kB ]
		Working paper 7 Zhu, Yukun. 2009. A case study on social security coverage extension in China (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper7-YZhu.pdf 453,39 kB ]
		Working paper 8 Merrien, François-Xavier. 2009. Extending and maintaining social security coverage: Challenges facing high-income countries (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper8-Merrien.pdf 365,04 kB ]
		Working paper 9 Olivier, Marius. 2009. Informality, employment contracts and extension of social insurance coverage (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper9-Olivier.pdf 383,88 kB ]
		Working paper 10 Ron, Aviva. 2009. The value added of social health insurance in achieving health protection for all (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper10-ARon.pdf 258,83 kB ]
		Working paper 11 Asher, Mukul. 2009b. Pension coverage and linkages in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper11-MAsher-Pension.pdf 502,97 kB ]
		Working paper 12 Sabates-Wheeler, Rachel. 2009. Social security for migrants: Trends, best practice and ways forward (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper12-Sabates-Wheeler.pdf 302,81 kB ]
		Working paper 13 Annycke, Pascal. 2009. Extension of social insurance coverage: A review of statistics and some country experiences (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper13-PAnnycke.pdf 410,24 kB ]
		Working paper 14 van Ginneken, Wouter. 2009b. Extending social security coverage: Good practices, lessons learnt and ways forward (Geneva, ISSA Project on examining the existing knowledge of social security coverage). [ 2-paper14-vanGinneken-conclusions150310.pdf 345,21 kB ]