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Social protection responses to COVID-19 in MENA: Design, implementation and child-sensitivity

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  • Charlotte Bilo

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  • João Pedro Dytz

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  • Lucas Sato

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  • Charlotte Bilo & João Pedro Dytz & Lucas Sato, 2022. "Social protection responses to COVID-19 in MENA: Design, implementation and child-sensitivity," Research Report 76, International Policy Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipc:cstudy:76
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    1. Raquel Tebaldi, 2019. "Building shock-responsive national social protection systems in MENA," One Pager Arabic 417, International Policy Centre.
    2. Larabi Jaïdi & João Pedro Dytz, 2021. "Morocco’s new Social Registry: implementation and challenges," One Pager 468, International Policy Centre.
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    1. Helena Martin Herrero, João Pedro Dytz, 2022. "Kuwait: Design, implementation and child-sensitivity of social protection responses to COVID-19," One Pager 538, International Policy Centre.

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