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245 00 Social protection floor for a fair and inclusive
globalization :|breport of the advisory group /|cchaired
by Michelle Bachelet, convened by the ILO with the
collaboration of the WHO.
264 1 Geneva :|bInternational Labour Office,|c[2011]
264 4 |c©2011
300 1 online resource (xxxii, 117 pages) :|billustrations,
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504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 105-117).
505 0 Preface; Foreword; Contents; Acknowledgements;
Abbreviations; Executive summary; Introduction; A missing
link in a fair and inclusive globalization; The social
protection floor is necessary; Feasible; Effective; The
structure of this report; 1. The social protection floor -
- A policy coherence approach; The concept; Social
protection floors in practice; International recognition;
2. The global social challenge; Pervasive poverty and
income inequality; Social security is still a privilege;
Lack of essential health services; Inadequate access to
water, sanitation and housing.
505 8 Food insecurity and nutritional deficitsDemographic
challenges; Fragile and conflict-affected countries; 3.
The case for the socialprotection floor; Realizing human
rights and social justice; An effective tool for combating
poverty and inequality; Accelerating progress towards
achievingthe MDGs and beyond; Affordable even in low-
income countries; Ensuring adequate opportunities for
decent work; Helping to address the social and economic
impactof crises and global economic imbalances; A tool for
gender empowerment; Enhancing social cohesion; 4.
Implementing the socialprotection floor.
505 8 The picture at presentFiscal space and financial
sustainability; Committing donors and promoting innovative
financing; International coherence and coordination;
Pathways to economic inclusion; Scale and beneficiary
selection; Institutional arrangements; Monitoring and
evaluation; New technologies can assist the extensionof
social protection coverage; 5. Recommendations; Principles
for the implementationof nationally defined social
protection floors; Monitoring progress; Policy coherence
and coordinationamong international organizations; Linking
to the Millennium Development Goalsand beyond.
505 8 International standard-setting mechanismsInternational
development cooperationand support to low-income
countries; Annex; The Social Protection Floor Advisory
Group:Background and composition; Bibliography; Figures;
Figure 1. Evolution of health protection coverage as a
percentageof total population, selected countries; Figure
2. The social protection floor: Integrated social policies
to protectand empower people across the life cycle; Figure
3. The floor can stimulate emergence of a virtuous circle.
505 8 Figure 4. Global income distribution by population
quintiles,1990-2007 or latest available yearFigure 5. Old-
age pension beneficiaries as a percentage of the
populationabove retirement age, latest available year;
Figure 6. Unemployment: Effective coverage worldwide;
Figure 7. Life expectancy at birth, 2009; Figure 8.
European Union: Impact of social transfers (including and
excludingpensions) on the at-risk-of-poverty rate for the
total population(percentage reduction), 2007; Figure 9.
Summary of impact assessments of existing social transfer
schemesin 30 countries.
520 Report of the Social Protection Floor Advisory Group
chaired by Michelle Bachelet. In many ways the power of
the social protection floor lies in its simplicity. The
floor is based on the idea that everyone should enjoy at
least basic income security sufficient to live, guaranteed
through transfers in cash or in kind, such as pensions for
the elderly and persons with disabilities, child benefits,
income support benefits and/or employment guarantees and
services for the unemployed and working poor.
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655 4 Electronic books.
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710 2 International Labour Office.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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