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Social Protection Podcast is brought to you by socialprotection.org. We’re a knowledge sharing and capacity building platform, open to social protection practitioners, policy-makers, and experts, as well as academics and students. Social protection is a large and growing field, that has also achieved increased profile and salience since 2020 due to COVID-19. From building delivery systems and protecting People with Disabilities, to social protection financing and school feeding – there is no shortage of topics for Social Protection Podcast to tackle. Each month we will aim to bring you rich, interesting and different content. Through interviews, discussions and debates with experts and practitioners, Social Protection Podcast will illuminate new research and bring a range of perspectives to debates and controversies as well as areas of growing consensus.
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Friday Aug 27, 2021
Friday Aug 27, 2021
Once in a while, a social protection programme becomes famous. Whether because they are efficient, ground-breaking, innovative - or quite the opposite - , these programmes somehow become part of the popular imagery, serving as an international reference of what to do (or not to do).
These top-of-mind programmes have been researched and evaluated thoroughly for many years, but while you may know their main features and facts, you'll probably less familiar with the disagreement, compromise and evolution that has made them what they are today.
In this episode, we'll speak with three designers and implementers of Brazil's Bolsa Familia program. One of the world's best known conditional cash transfers.
Our guests this week are:
- Luis Henrique Paiva, Research Coordinator at Institute for Applied Economic Research (Ipea)
- Ricardo Paes de Barros, Coordinator of the Centre of Research for the Development of Educational Public Policy at INSPER.
- Tereza Cotta, Specialist in Public Policy and Government Management in the Ministry of Economy of the Federal Government of Brazil.
Links from episode:
Bolsa Família 2003-2010: Avanços e desafios
Great Policy Successes: Brazil’s Bolsa Família Programme
Cadernos de Estudos N.30: Desenvolvimento social em debate
Bolsa Família 15 Anos (2003-2018)
Plus our monthly round up of ‘Quick Wins’, highlighting news, achievements and research that have sparked our interest.
Quick Wins from Fabio Veras from International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG):
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