Enhancing Resilience of Low Income Workers in Brazil: Financial Instruments and Innovations
While the Brazilian social protection system provides instruments to reduce the risk of destitution from old age and disability with broad coverage, protection against labor income shocks in Brazil remains segmented and largely depends on labor status and household composition. In 2019, nearly one-t...
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The World Bank
2021
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| Zusammenfassung: | While the Brazilian social protection system provides instruments to reduce the risk of destitution from old age and disability with broad coverage, protection against labor income shocks in Brazil remains segmented and largely depends on labor status and household composition. In 2019, nearly one-third of households in Brazil lived below the Cadastro Unico poverty line but many of them were above the eligibility threshold of Bolsa Familia (BF). This note seeks to inform the design of a financial product and complementary actions that the government of Brazil could adopt to strengthen resilience of families in BF and Cadastro Unico, particularly those working in the informal economy |
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| DOI: | 10.1596/36463 |
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