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COVID-19 and social protection in South Asia: Afghanistan

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كوفيد-19 والحماية الإجتماعية في جنوب آسياء حالة أفعانستان, COVID-19 e a proteção social no Sul da Ásia: Afeganistão

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COVID-19 is posing an unprecedented challenge to countries' social protection systems. Informal workers are particularly at risk, as they often represent the 'missing middle', covered by neither social assistance nor social insurance. In a recent policy brief, the IPC-IG and UNICEF ROSA analyse the economic fallout from the crisis and the policy measures taken in eight South Asian countries, and advocate for the inclusion of the missing middle in mainstream social protection. This One Pager summarises the study's findings for Afghanistan.
A COVID-19 representa um desafio inédito para os sistemas de proteção social dos países ao redor do mundo. Os trabalhadores informais correm risco em especial, pois frequentemente representam o “meio oculto”, não sendo cobertos nem por assistência social nem por seguridade social. Em um Policy Research Brief recente, o IPC-IG e o UNICEF ROSA analisam as consequências econômicas da crise e as políticas desenvolvidas em resposta em oito países do Sul da Ásia, defendendo a inclusão do meio oculto na proteção social mais ampla. Este One Pager resume as conclusões do estudo para Afeganistão.

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