Reading Development

Random readings on society, politics and change – Jorge Carrillo

Adaptive Social Protection

Interventions in the fields of Social Protection, Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction all aim to reduce vulnerability to such shocks. But so far these three communities of practice have worked in isolation. Adaptive Social Protection recognises that greater integration and knowledge sharing among these three communities of practice would increase the chance to have more impact on people’s vulnerability and help them escape poverty.

 [Adaptive Social Protection at the Institute of Development Studies]

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