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Social Protection as a term gained a wide currency as the collective response by the governments and societies to the protection of citizens against the outcomes of long-standing poverty and increasing inequality. The strategies, policies and programmes undertaken by the governments to address what they define as their Social Protection challenge continue to evolve. It was however felt by the members of Pakistan Alliance for Social Protection (PASP) established in the wake of COVID-19 in Pakistan in early 2020, that there was a need to establish a Think Tank dedicated to produce scholarly knowledge on the all the aspects of Social Protection in Pakistan.
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Protection against Destitution and Hunger
Protection against Unemployment
Protection against Old Age Vulnerabilities
Protection against Sickness and Infirmity
Protection against Severe Disabilities
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84.4% of caregivers were informal (spouse, children, grandchildren) while 15.6% were formal (professional caregivers at home provided by health care agencies, nurses, at shelter homes, old homes, and rehabilitation centers).
The most predominant caregiver distress was due to emotional issues (50%), related to feelings of stress, depression, and strain on family relationships.
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SPRC is pleased to share its first
E-Newsletter. It comprises SPRC’s progress and activities from June 2021 to December 2021.
Link Below;
https://www.sprc.org.pk/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/E-Newsletter-SPRC.pdf
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