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Social insurance
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Social insurance is a key pillar in social protection extension strategies, in particular in middle-income countries.
Social insurance covers potentially all risks. The most frequent contingencies covered are:
Social insurance is a key pillar in social protection extension strategies, in particular in middle-income countries.
Social insurance covers potentially all risks. The most frequent contingencies covered are:
- Health
- Unemployement
- Old-age
- Job-related injuries and illnesses
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