The World Social Protection Report 2024-26 focuses intensely on the climate crisis and the need to transition to a more sustainable world, as well as providing a global overview of progress made around the world since 2015 in extending social protection. The report identifies protection gaps and sets out key policy recommendations, including the targets of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development --[authour website].
Chapter 1. Contending with life-cycle and climate risks: The compelling case for universal social protection -- Chapter 2. From climate crisis to a just transition: The role of social protection -- Chapter 3. Getting the basics right: Closing protection gaps and strengthening system -- Chapter 4. Strengthening social protection for all throughout the life course -- Chapter 5. Policy orientations -- Annex 1. Glossary -- Annex 2. Measuring social protection coverage and expenditure -- Annex 3. Minimum requirements in ILO social security standards -- Annex 4. Ratification of up-to-date ILO social security Conventions -- Annex 5. Social protection effective coverage -- Annex 6. General government actual expenditure on social protection including and excluding health care, latest available year (percentage of GDP) Annex 7. Social protection legal coverage — online only Annex 8. Key features of main social security programmes by function — online only

315 p. : ill., graphs, maps, tables

9789220404492 (print)
9789220404508 ( (web PDF)
2789-2417 (print)
2789-2425 (online)