Burkina Faso Social Safety Nets

Cherrier, Cecile; del Ninno, Carlo; Razmara, Setareh

Burkina Faso Social Safety Nets

2011

Cherrier, Cecile | del Ninno, Carlo | Razmara, Setareh

This report provides an inventory of safety net programs in Burkina Faso and suggests policy measures that could increase their coverage, efficiency, and sustainability. It shows that the scope and coverage of the existing safety nets is too limited. Most interventions are small and temporary. On average, excluding subsidies, annual spending on safety nets constituted only 0.6 percent of GDP while about 20 percent of the population is food-insecure and chronically poor. Food transfers are the main safety net program, accounting for 69 percent of total spending and over 80 percent of all beneficiaries. Most of the financing for safety nets is external. The report recommends developing a safety net system that adequately responds to the needs of the poor.

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access to justice agricultural production cash transfers drought economic growth emergency relief extreme poverty family allowances farmer farmers food assistance food consumption food insecurity food prices food production food security health insurance health services household budget household consumption household surveys human capital income living conditions living standards malnutrition nutritional status pension poverty alleviation poverty reduction public services public works risk management rural areas rural development rural poor rural population savings school feeding school meals shock social insurance social policies social protection social safety nets social security social services sustainable development targeting wage rate

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出版者

World Bank, Washington, DC

其它主题

Idiosyncratic risks; Chronically poor; Conditional transfers; Intervention districts; External shocks; Beneficiary; Food-for-work; Price subsidies; Poverty indices; Estimates of poverty; Social programs; Free services; Protection system; Vulnerable populations; Eligibility criteria; Income shocks; Poverty data; Public works programs; Covariate shocks; Vulnerable children; Social transfer; Safety net system; User fees; Food distribution; Human capital investment; Poverty gap; Regional poverty; Income redistribution; School feeding programs; Anti-poverty; Rural income generation; Temporarily poor; Food subsidies; Structural reforms; Vulnerable people; Safety net instrument; Protection policies; Beneficiaries; Public transfers; Transfer program; Human development; Food stamps; Cash transfer programs; Emergency assistance; Income-generating activities; Rural economy; Technical assistance; Social pensions; Cost-effectiveness; Universal subsidies; Health system; Household heads; Transfers in cash; Social assistance; Poverty incidence; Social action; Rural roads; Malnourished children; Food transfers; Poverty profile; Capacity-building support; Capacity-building; Institutional capacity; Poor countries; Public action; Job training; School enrollment; Vulnerable households; Infant mortality; Public infrastructure; Informal support; International aid; Social safety net; Conditional cash; Agrarian economy; Rural; Health centers; Live births; Targeted social safety nets; Household survey; Welfare indicators; Acute malnutrition; Human development index; Social transfers; Home rations; Economic crisis; Food sales; Means test; Beneficiary groups; Temporary support; Vulnerable individuals; Health expenditures; Household level; Poverty maps; Poor households; Social policy; Public resources; Protection policy; Clean drinking water; Inequality; Transfer programs; Fee waivers; Social investment; Assistance strategy; Nutrition interventions; Poverty line; Safety net programs; Safety net measures; Cash transfer program; Administrative regions; Redistributive role; Human capital investments; Poor children; Financial crisis; External financing; Administrative region; Poverty reduction strategy; Poor household; Nutrition programs; Vulnerable women; Impact on poverty; Health spending; Free food; Poor; External aid; Rural income; Poverty reduction programs; Service quality; Free health; School meals programs; Cash transfer; Political economy; Poor people; Maternal mortality; Labor laws; School supplies; Home ration; Health financing; Transient poor; National poverty; Safety net systems; Lean season; Chronic poverty; Targeting mechanisms; Attendance rates; Human capital development; Poverty reduction strategy paper; Vulnerable groups; Incidence of poverty; Poverty level; Poverty indicators; Ssn; Poverty estimates; Health organization; Food vouchers; Macroeconomic crisis; Poverty analysis; Financial crises; Assistance programs; Child benefit

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英语

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许可

CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/

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修改日期: 2025-05-23

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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/01/19746809/burkina-faso-social-safety-nets https://hdl.handle.net/10986/19008

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2011

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