Expanding Social Protection Coverage with Humanitarian Aid: Lessons on Targeting and Transfer Values from Ethiopia

Sabates‐Wheeler, Rachel; Hirvonen, Kalle; Lind, Jeremy; Hoddinott, John

doi:10.1080/00220388.2022.2096443

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“…These issues came to the fore in the shock response to the severe drought related to El Niño in 2016. In response, the government, with the support of international donors, set out reforms to consolidate PSNP and HFA delivery systems into a single framework with coordinated procedures and institutional arrangements (World Bank 2017;Sabates-Wheeler, Hirvonen, Lind and Hoddinott 2022). These included consolidating PSNP and HFA food and cash management with (1) the food management unit in the National Disaster Risk Management Commission (NDRMC) responsible for the storage, delivery, reporting, and auditing of food resources; and (2) channelling HFA cash transfers through the Ministry of Finance-managed PSNP financial management system (World Bank 2017).…”

Section: Ethiopia's Shock Response: Vision and Realitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Conflict Disruptions to Social Assistance in a Multi-Hazard Context: Assessing Responses to the Northern Ethiopia Crisis (2020–22)

Lind,

Sabates-Wheeler,

Carter

et al. 2024

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This paper focuses on both the responsiveness and resilience of Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP) to large-scale conflict shocks. Focusing on how PSNP systems and implementation responded during the 2020–22 conflict in northern Ethiopia, the paper considers the possible scope of the programme’s design and delivery structures to address vulnerabilities related to future large-scale conflict shocks. The crisis illustrated just how critical it is that social protection for chronically vulnerable households and humanitarian support for people in acute need complement each other to ensure broad and effective coverage. The PSNP did not and could not scale up to meet additional needs created by conflict. Instead, humanitarian aid covered some proportion of these needs, particularly for those who were not already programme beneficiaries, as well as for PSNP clients who were displaced and could not be reached through PSNP channels.

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Section: Ethiopia's Shock Response: Vision and Realitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Conflict Disruptions to Social Assistance in a Multi-Hazard Context: Assessing Responses to the Northern Ethiopia Crisis (2020–22)

Lind,

Sabates-Wheeler,

Carter

et al. 2024

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“…They also recognize the multidimensional nature of failure and prioritize capacity building and skill development within marginalized communities. Learning from both failures and successes, efforts toward creating a more inclusive and equitable society may be undertaken for all (Thambiah & Loh, 2023;Sabates-Wheeler & Barker, 2024). By analyzing past failures and their impact, effective strategies could be formulated to prevent future failures and promote sustainable development in marginalized communities.…”

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Understanding the Dynamics of Failure Development in Marginalized Areas: A Comprehensive Analysis

Saaida,

Saaidah

2023

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This study examines the dynamics of failure development in marginalized communities, investigating the interplay of socioeconomic, environmental, and community engagement factors. The research aims to uncover underlying causes, provide policy recommendations, and elucidate the challenges faced by these communities. However, limitations include a restricted focus on marginalized areas, data limitations, and an exclusive emphasis on socioeconomic factors. The analysis reveals gaps in addressing political influences, limited coverage of success stories, and potential biases in the methodology. The conclusion emphasizes the transformative power of community-led initiatives to address challenges, foster inclusivity, and create sustainable change. These initiatives prioritize capacity building, social cohesion, economic development, and access to education and healthcare. Implications for policy and practice underscore the need for comprehensive interventions, collaboration, empowerment, and sustainable development. Future research directions include exploring the long-term impact of historical failures, intersectionality, the role of technology, mental health implications, and comparative analysis.

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The role of social protection in mitigating the effects of rainfall shocks. Evidence from Ethiopia

Daidone,

Fontes

2023

J Prod Anal

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Expanding Social Protection Coverage with Humanitarian Aid: Lessons on Targeting and Transfer Values from Ethiopia

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

Conflict Disruptions to Social Assistance in a Multi-Hazard Context: Assessing Responses to the Northern Ethiopia Crisis (2020–22)

Conflict Disruptions to Social Assistance in a Multi-Hazard Context: Assessing Responses to the Northern Ethiopia Crisis (2020–22)

Understanding the Dynamics of Failure Development in Marginalized Areas: A Comprehensive Analysis

The role of social protection in mitigating the effects of rainfall shocks. Evidence from Ethiopia

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