@FlorianJuergens Hi @Joseph71260015, on the topics of the difficulty of targeting, & whether there is sufficient money, (or 'fiscal space'), can we point you to our @JustKIDDing_DP's presentation in The Hague last week? Spoiler: turns out 'the pie' can grow... Link: https://t.co/AI0y3FjmGm
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@MartinRavallion @eeshani_kandpal @singhabhi @WorldBank @deon_filmer Did you get any response from the co-authors to your message of yesterday, @MartinRavallion? It's great if collected evidence on impacts leads to operational changes to #socialprotection programmes on the ground!
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@SP_Gateway @_AfricanUnion @SOCIEUXplus @giz_gmbh @OECD_Centre @Educ_solidarite @AfDB_Group @SubSaharaS @GIZ_IS_Africa @OECD_Social This looks important & we plan to join! Social protection strategies must be led by evidence so great that https://t.co/SGNBY1ttKP leads the way on evidence-sharing. There is evidence on the rationale for inclusive #socialprotection systems: https://t.co/AI0y3FjmGm
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