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Linkages between statutory social security schemes and community-based social protection mechanisms

A promising new approach 9

Innovative integrated strategies to extend social health protection through linkages between statutory social security schemes and informal sector or community-based schemes will be discussed based on the results of a study of the International Social Security Association (ISSA), the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Association of Mutual Benefit Societies (AIM), undertaken within the Global Alliance on the Extension of Coverage on the actual and potential impact of financial, operational, governance, health service provision and policy linkages.

Report:

TR-09-2.pdf 387,83 kB

Автор: Alain Coheur, Director of European and International Affairs, National Union of Socialist Mutual Benefit Societies, Vice-Chairperson Technical Commission on Mutual Benefit Societies, Belgium; Christian Jacquier, Coordinator of the ILO/STEP programme, International Labour Office; Valérie Schmitt-Diabaté, Social Protection Expert, International Labour Office; Jens Schremmer, Senior Programme Manager, International Social Security Association
МАСО, 2006
Темы: Здоровье, Администрация и управление, Финансирование социального обеспечения
События: World Social Security Forum 2007
Regions: International
Язык: Английский, Французский, Неме́цкий, Испанский

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