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Social Protection Podcast

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Social Protection
Climate Change
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Covid-19
TRANSFORM
Lebanon
Sustainable Development Goals
Gender Equality
Health Social Protection
International Labour Organization
World Bank
Humanitarian Aid
Cash Transfers
National Health Insurance Scheme
Zambia
Social Protection Systems
Gender-Based Violence
United Nations
Food Security
Bangladesh

Social Protection Podcast is brought to you by socialprotection.org. We’re a knowledge sharing and capacity building platform, open to social protection practitioners, policy-makers, and experts, as well as academics and students. Social protection is a large and growing field, that has also achieved increased profile and salience since 2020 due to COVID-19. From building delivery systems and prot... more

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In this episode of the Social Inclusion Series*, we explore how social protection systems can support greater inclusion for persons with disabilities across the Asia-Pacific region. Most of them face multiple and interconnected barriers, ranging from... more

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In this second episode of the Social Inclusion Series*, we explore how ageing populations are reshaping social protection needs and development across Asia and the Pacific. While demographic trends vary widely across the region, countries are increas... more

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In this first episode of the Social Inclusion Series*, we shine a spotlight on adolescent girls. Adolescence is a turning point—but one that often goes overlooked in social protection. These years are filled with major transitions, especially for gir... more

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Between 2015 and 2025, the number of displaced people worldwide nearly doubled. Today, more than 123 million people are forcibly displaced globally, including around 42 million refugees. Many of the countries that host refugees internationally are lo... more

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Abner Manlapaz
Senior Associate at the Center for Inclusive Policy
Center for Inclusive Policy (CIP)
Episode: Ep. 62 | Disability and Inclusion: Rethinking Social Protection Systems for All | Social Inclusion Series Part III
Charles Knox-Vydmanov
Social Policy Specialist for Inclusive Social Protection Disability
UNICEF
Episode: Ep. 62 | Disability and Inclusion: Rethinking Social Protection Systems for All | Social Inclusion Series Part III
Sam Drummond
Writer, lawyer, disability advocate; host of Building Inclusion
Building Inclusion podcast
Episode: Ep. 62 | Disability and Inclusion: Rethinking Social Protection Systems for All | Social Inclusion Series Part III
Philip O'Keefe
Development Economist and Professor of Practice at the University of New South Wales, Centre for Population Ageing Research
University of New South Wales
Episode: Ep. 61 | Ageing Societies and the Future of Care in Asia and the Pacific | Social Inclusion Series Part II
Jesse Doyle
Senior Social Protection Specialist at Partnerships for Social Protection
Partnerships for Social Protection
Episode: Ep. 61 | Ageing Societies and the Future of Care in Asia and the Pacific | Social Inclusion Series Part II
Rozia Bi
National Coordinator for Social Protection Reforms at the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection in Fiji
Fiji Government
Episode: Ep. 61 | Ageing Societies and the Future of Care in Asia and the Pacific | Social Inclusion Series Part II
Meghna Ranganathan
Associate Professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; CASH Transfer and ITV Research Collaborative
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Episode: Ep. 61 | Ageing Societies and the Future of Care in Asia and the Pacific | Social Inclusion Series Part II
Kath Ford
Deputy Director of the Young Lives Research Program
Oxford University
Episode: Ep. 60 | Supporting Adolescent Girls Through Social Protection: a Turning Point for Inclusion | Social Inclusion Series Part I
Nyasha Tirivayi
Social Policy Manager
UNICEF Innocenti
Episode: Ep. 60 | Supporting Adolescent Girls Through Social Protection: a Turning Point for Inclusion | Social Inclusion Series Part I

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Jo Sharp
Host of Social Protection Podcast
Abidemi Coker
Host of the TRANSFORM Podcast Series

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • Best social protection podcast I’ve ever heard

    Incredibly informative and engaging

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    5
    hutch’shutch
    Australia2 years ago
  • Excellent up-to-date information on social protection

    As a consultant in international development with an interest in social protection, I deeply appreciate this podcast. It provides current information on what is happening in the world of social protection, covering multiple topics. The views are varied, as guests are from both low- and middle-income countries as well as high-income countries. They have some of the top names from multilateral organizations, NGOs, academia, and government ministries. Well-moderated, and there is a useful website d... more

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    5
    zebra525
    United States4 years ago
  • Informative and relevant

    Expert insights and opinions and well planned interview questions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gb403279846
    New Zealand5 years ago

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Ep. 62 | Disability and Inclusion: Rethinking Social Protection Systems for All | Social Inclusion Series Part III
Q: What kinds of disability assessment systems best support inclusion?
Inclusion is fostered by comprehensiveness (broadly capturing disability dimensions), accessibility (community-level assessments), and reliability/accountability (clear guidance and regulations) with linkages to health, education and social registries.
Ep. 62 | Disability and Inclusion: Rethinking Social Protection Systems for All | Social Inclusion Series Part III
Q: Abner, starting with you, what are the extra costs that people with disabilities navigate to realize their rights?
Costs vary by disability and environment, including doctors' fees, rehabilitation, assistive devices and maintenance, transport, personal assistance, sign language interpretation, housing modifications, and increasingly internet access for digital participation.
Ep. 59 | Social Protection and Humanitarian Assistance in Forced Displacement Settings
Q: Mattia, can we start off by talking about how displacement dynamics are changing and what it means for social protection?
Displacement is becoming protracted and urbanized, with refugees often living in host communities; this requires strengthening national systems and linking them with humanitarian responses to provide durable protection rather than parallel, ad hoc mechanisms.
Ep. 58 | Ending Hunger and Poverty: The Role of the Global Alliance
Q: Kevin, staying with the policy basket for a moment, what do you see as being some of those most effective interventions that countries can use and adapt to address poverty and hunger?
Direct cash transfers and school feeding programs are critical interventions that provide immediate support to vulnerable populations.
Ep. 58 | Ending Hunger and Poverty: The Role of the Global Alliance
Q: Renato, the Global Alliance for Poverty and Hunger was established a year ago during Brazil's Presidency of the G20. Can you start us off by telling us what is it, why was it established and who are the members of the Global Alliance?
The Global Alliance was created to accelerate progress towards Sustainable Development Goals 1 and 2, aiming to keep the fight against poverty high on the international agenda.

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The podcast centers on social protection, poverty reduction, and climate-linked resilience, featuring high-profile researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. Episodes frequently explore cash transfers, social protection design, inclusion of refugees, and the role of social protection in climate adaptation, with multi-sector perspectives from global institutions, governments, and NGOs. Unique strengths include a strong emphasis on evidence-based myths vs. reality, integration with climate policy, and capacity-building initiatives like TRANSFORM, making it valuable for listeners aiming to understand practical policy design and implementation across diverse contexts.

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1. Abner Manlapaz
2. Charles Knox-Vydmanov
3. Sam Drummond
4. Philip O'Keefe
5. Jesse Doyle
6. Rozia Bi
7. Meghna Ranganathan
8. Kath Ford

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