ARTICLE ON HEALTH FINANCING IN ZIMBABWE AND ST.LUCIA

Mar 18, 2019 | Article

The financing challenge for extending health insurance in low income and upper-middle income countries During 2018, SOCIEUX + addressed unique challenges linked to the endogenous and sustainable funding of public health systems for the introduction of inclusive...

Peer cooperation: A Mexican delegation visits the Spanish Social Security Institute

Mar 18, 2019 | Article

Courtesy of videos and photographs: Spanish National Social Security Institute (INSS) SPAIN. Peer cooperation: A Mexican delegation visits the Spanish Social Security Institute A delegation from the Mexican Civil Service Social Security and Services Institute (ISSSTE)...

SOCIEUX+ in Colombia: Capacity building in labour market intermediation

Mar 18, 2019 | Article

SOCIEUX+ in Colombia: Capacity building in labour market intermediation The Colombian public employment service program is unique among institutional peers. Services for job seekers and employers are administered by a diverse range of providers from the public and...

SOCIEUX+ in Cambodia: Financial regulations for social protection

Mar 18, 2019 | Article

SOCIEUX+ in Cambodia:Financial regulations for social protection In March 2017, the Royal Government of Cambodia adopted the National Social Protection Policy Framework (NSPPF), aiming to expand and reform the social protection system by 2025. NSPPF covers both social...

SOCIEUX+ in Mexico: Institutional development for strengthening the protection of girls, boys, and adolescents

Mar 18, 2019 | Article

SOCIEUX+ in Mexico: Institutional development for strengthening the protection of girls, boys, and adolescents The National System for the Comprehensive Protection of Children and Adolescents (SIPINNA) is the highest political decision-making body in Mexico mandated...

SOCIEUX+ in Cameroon: Workshop on formalization of informal sector workers and social security for migrants

Mar 18, 2019 | Article

SOCIEUX+ in Cameroon: Workshop on formalization of informal sector workers and social security for migrants The informal sector accounts for a significant part of Cameroon’s economy; according to the National Employment Institute it generates 50% of the country’s GDP...