Middle East & North Africa

Webinars

  • 9. Turkey’s Integrated Social Assistance Services System Webinar

  • 52. Overview of non-contributory social protection programmes in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region through a child lens

  • 62. How can social protection programmes protect women’s right to work?

  • 67. Changes in the provision of social protection in MENA since the Arab uprisings

  • 72. Farmers' Registry - a tool in support of small-scale agriculture and rural poverty reduction

  • 75. Children’s right to social protection in the Middle East and North Africa—an analysis of legal frameworks from a child-rights perspective

  • 77. Building shock-responsive national social protection systems in the MENA Region

  • 78. The role of zakat in the provision of social protection

  • 89. No excuses: filling the evidence gap on social assistance in humanitarian settings

  • 111. Fiscal space for child-sensitive social protection in the MENA region

  • 119. The role of (I)NGOs in linking humanitarian cash and social protection in conflict settings

  • 133. Financing of Social Assistance in African Countries

  • 141. Legal Frameworks on Social Assistance in African Countries

  • 150. Institutionalisation of Social Assistance in African Countries

  • 187. Inclusive Social Protection for Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers: Myth or Reality?

  • 192. VOICES of Africans affected by the COVID-19 crisis: Experiences on the impacts of COVID-19 on the incomes, livelihoods and wellbeing

  • 193. ACTIONS of African governments to expand social protection during COVID-19

  • 194. Africa’s VISION to expand social protection and build forward better from COVID-19

  • 195. Linking humanitarian cash and social protection – ECHO’s vision and practical examples from Somalia and Jordan

  • 213. Transitioning from humanitarian cash to social protection in protracted crises – the case of Iraq

  • 227. From Protection to Promotion –Young People’s Transition to Work and the Role of Social Protection Policies in MENA

  • 235. Iran's Welfare System: Towards an Integrated Social Protection System for children and adolescents

  • 248. Expanding social insurance for agricultural workers in Middle East and North Africa countries: Identifying key constraints and discussing policy options

  • 282. Jordan National Unified Registry (NUR)

  • 288. Operationalising the HDP nexus for social protection in the Occupied Palestinian Territory

  • 304. Facilitating the transition between social assistance and social insurance in the Arab Region

  • 308. Lebanon's Social Registry (DAEM): Transforming Cash Delivery for the Poor and Vulnerable

  • 312. Integrating contributory and non-contributory social protection legislation and administration: An overview of recent comprehensive reforms in Oman

  • 317. Social protection for migrant workers in the Arab region: Good practices and challenges

  • 323. Multi-faceted integration of Social Protection in Morocco

  • 327. Laying the institutional groundwork for integrated social protection in Oma

  • 330. Crafting Integrated Protection Systems Amidst Protracted Crises: A step-by-step Journey

  • 335. Extending Social Insurance for Agricultural Workers in the MENA Regio

  • 338. Taking the pulse of Social Protection in the Arab world. Insights and priorities ahead from the World Social Protection Report 2024-2026

  • 339. Maintaining and sustaining social protection in conflict and fragile settings

  • 353. Extending social protection to rural populations: key insights from farmer registries in the Near East and North Africa (NENA) Region

  • 359. Construire des systèmes de protection sociale inclusifs pour le handicap – bonnes pratiques de l'Afrique francophone

  • 367. Managing transitions: A system-wide perspective on social assistance and social insurance

  • 376. Social Protection as an Enabler of Climate Action and a Just Transition in MENA