Social protection
International day for older persons
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Social protection and long term care for an ageing population
The number of people over 70 is projected to rise to 10 per cent of the world’s population by 2050. Social protection is key to ensure older people’s well-being, dignity and rights, while also supporting their families. In addition to pensions, it is essential that better access to adequate long-term care is provided to meet older people’s needs.
Highlights
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More than 4 billion people still lack any social protection
The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed and exacerbated the social protection gap between countries with high and low income levels.
Latest
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Presentation
Presentation of the Office Report on Decent work and the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) - March 30, 2022 version
04 April 2022
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Closing of the webinar
Closing Remarks by Ms Tsukamoto
22 October 2021
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Presentation from webinar
Employment Matters Too Much To Society To Leave To Markets Alone The Role Of Public Employment Programmes As Part Of A Social Contract For The Future Of Work, presented by Kate Philip
22 October 2021
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Presentation from webinar
Employing the unemployed of Marienthal: Evaluation of a guaranteed job program, presented by Lukas Lehner
22 October 2021
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Presentation from webinar
Impacts of (improving) employment guarantee schemes on the broader economy, presented by Paul Niehaus
22 October 2021
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Presentation from webinar
Territoires Zéro Chômage Longue Durée (TZCLD), (Territories with Zero long-term Unemployment), presented by Victoria Bazurto
22 October 2021
Events and trainings
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Side event at the STI Forum
Transforming education for a human-centred approach to STI and SDGs
4 May 2022