This course is designed to provide a comprehensive review of the economic questions relevant to social protection in low- and middle-income countries. Throughout the twelve-lecture series, we will delve into diverse topics such as identifying program beneficiaries, the different forms programs can take, measuring long-run impacts, the role of digital technology, and spillovers and general equilibrium effects, among others.
Introduction to Social Protection
Graduation Programs
Cash Transfers
Cash, In-Kind Transfers & Vouchers
Long-Run Impact of Cash Transfers
Identifying Program Beneficiaries
Digital Technology & Social Protection
Public Health Insurance
Job Displacement Insurance
Public Work Programs
Spillovers & General Equilibrium Effects
Social Protection, Conflict & Reparations
PhD students Researchers and academics Policymakers Development practitioners Government officials Social protection professionals Economists and development economists NGOs and international development organizations
ARD Faculty
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