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Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2020 – Shifting policies for systemic change

On 2nd October 2020   /   Newsletter, Publications  

e-GCSPF # 43 – October 2020           Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2020 – Shifting policies for systemic change       Lessons from the global COVID-19 crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic and the national responses to it brought the world almost to a complete […]

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e-GCSPF #42 – Civil Society Call for a Global Fund for Social Protection – September 2020

On 1st October 2020   /   Activities, Newsletter, Publications  

e-GCSPF # 42 – September 2020           Civil Society Call for a Global Fund for Social Protection       In view of the global harm from the COVID-19 pandemic, with food insecurity, poverty and loss of livelihoods rising globally, it is essential […]

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Global e-Conference “Turning the COVID-19 crisis into an opportunity: What’s next for social protection?”

On 30th September 2020   /   Activities, Member News, Newsletter, Publications  

e-GCSPF # 44 – October 2020   Global e-Conference 5, 6 and 8 October 2020 Turning the COVID-19 crisis into an opportunity: What’s next for social protection socialprotection.org is organising the Global e-Conference “Turning the COVID-19 crisis into an opportunity: What’s next for social protection?”, which will […]

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Over 200 civil society organizations and trade unions unite to call for a Global Fund for Social Protection to protect the most vulnerable during COVID-19 and beyond

On 19th September 2020   /   Activities, Publications, Statements  

PRESS RELEASE. 21 September 2020. The COVID-19 crisis has driven economies and health systems around the world to the brink of collapse, pushed millions into extreme poverty and deepened deprivations experienced by many more. These devastating consequences could have been avoided if people had been supported by […]

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“We are only as safe as the most vulnerable among us”

On 19th September 2020   /   Publications  

Strengthening public health and social protection systems in response to the COVID-19 pandemic By Mira Bierbaum, Thomas Gebauer and Nicola Wiebe Global Coalition for Social Protection Floors Download this chapter in pdf format here. The health and socioeconomic crisis caused by COVID-19 has shown in a dramatic […]

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e-GCSPF #41 – August 2020

On 19th August 2020   /   Newsletter, Publications  

e-GCSPF # 41 – August 2020                       Civil Society Call for a Global Fund for Social Protection       In view of the global harm from the COVID-19 pandemic, with food insecurity, poverty and loss of […]

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GCSPF @ HLPF 2020

On 5th July 2020   /   Activities, Newsletter  

e-GCSPF # 40 – July 2020 – HLPF           2020 High Level Political Forum       The 2020 High Level Political Forum (HLPF) will take place from 7 to 16 July. The three-day ministerial meeting of the forum will take place from […]

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e-GCSPF Newsletter # 39 – June 2020 – COVID-19

On 9th June 2020   /   Newsletter, Publications  

e-GCSPF # 39 – June 2020 – COVID-19           Towards a Rights-Based Social Protection System for Lebanon       This brief sets out to provide a concise analysis of the state of Lebanon’s social protection system in the context of the ongoing […]

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e-GCSPF Newsletter # 38 – May 2020 – COVID-19

On 27th May 2020   /   Newsletter, Publications  

e-GCSPF # 38 – May 2020 – COVID-19       Social Protection in Argentina in times of SARS-COV-2       The SARS-COV-2 pandemic has rapidly transformed our societies. Experts from different backgrounds are analyzing its consequences on the short and long term and, in terms […]

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GCSPF Newsletter # 37 – May 2020 – COVID-19

On 13th May 2020   /   Newsletter, Publications  

e-GCSPF # 37 – May 2020 – COVID-19           A Global Financing Mechanism for Social Protection           A proposal for the decade of action on the Sustainable Development Goals 2020-2030 More than two thirds of the world’s population are […]

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