Lebanon Needs to Shift from Elite Welfare to Common Welfare
Reframing social protection as a right rather than an offering is the initial step towards implementing a “Common Welfare” in Lebanon, argues the author.Continue Reading
How can and should social protection mechanisms be financed? and by whom? Can the State afford to allocate funds to social protection programs? can it afford not to?
Reframing social protection as a right rather than an offering is the initial step towards implementing a “Common Welfare” in Lebanon, argues the author.Continue Reading
This 3 minute video report considers the impact of a lack of social protection mechanisms in Lebanon and the excuses levied by the State for not providing them.Continue Reading
In this brief thought paper, the authors review the impact of the central bank’s subsidy scheme and foreign exchange platform.Continue Reading
A short video report explaining social protection policies and their reality in Lebanon.Continue Reading
An informative Q&A with anthropology professor Hania Sholkamy about the social protection policies put in place for the informal labor sector in Egypt during the pandemic and the need to imagine a new social protection program that is based on inclusion and that could be a locomotive for growth.Continue Reading
Read full event announcement in: English Event Date: 30 April 2020 Venue: online over Zoom Hosted by: Arab Reform Initiative and Chatham House Speaker: Ahmed Tabaqchali, CIO of Asia Frontier Capital Iraq Fund & Adjunct Assistant Professor at AUIS Moderator: Renad Mansour, Senior Research Fellow at Chatham House, Middle East & North AfricaContinue Reading
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