December 2011 to July 2012
This project will provide a rigorous evidence-based assessment of the current social protection system in Kazakhstan, focusing in particular on the effectiveness and efficiency of the universal non-contributory social and child welfare transfers and benefits.
This assessment will offer specific policy options and recommendations for improving the social protection system and in particular for better tailoring social assistance transfers and benefits to the current needs of children and their families in Kazakhstan.
Outputs
Analysis of social transfers for children and their family in Kazakhstan
Briefing papers | February 2015 | Babken Babajanian, Jessica Hagen-Zanker and Heiner Salomon
Examines coverage, targeting and beneficiaries’ experiences of social transfers in Kazakhstan and discusses policy implications of the findings.
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Resource | February 2015 | Babken Babajanian, Jessica Hagen-Zanker and Heiner Salomon
This study examines the effectiveness of social transfers to poor and vulnerable children and their families in Kazakhstan and discusses policy options for improving social assistance.
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