This study estimates the rates of return (RoR) of non-contributory social transfer programmes in Cambodia using household data and going beyond standard cost efficiency analyses by developing a dynamic micro simulation. It shows that social protection promotes equitable economic growth by enhancing human development and fostering economic performance at the micro level. A positive RoR is achieved after 12 periods and can reach between 12 per cent and 15 per cent after 20 periods. This study shows that micro simulation models can be extended in order to analyse the economic returns on social protection
What do we know about the political dynamics determining social protection policy in developing coun...
The elderly people in Cambodia are confronting multiple sources of vulnerability; these include livi...
This paper reveals how rural Cambodian people reconstructed their social relationships after the col...
This study estimates the rates of return (RoR) of non-contributory social transfer programmes in Cam...
This study estimates the rates of return of non-contributory social transfer programmes in Cambodia ...
This study estimates the rates of return of non-contributory social transfer programmes in Cambodia ...
This thesis explores how social transfers promote a sustainable path out of poverty while fostering ...
The paper analyses the current and possible future development of social protection systems in three...
Using the Cambodia Socioeconomic Survey 2004 and employing micro-static simulation techniques, we me...
Cambodians today still face many serious forms of vulnerability, notably regarding weather-dependent...
Recent studies at national level have emphasized the failure of microfinance services as a means for...
This policy brief is part of a wider research project entitled ‘Building the Economic Case for Inves...
This descriptive research paper examines the impact of Vedic Science based education on the economic...
International audienceThe Royal Government of Cambodia recently launched its National Social Protect...
BeFinD is a consortium of four Belgian research centres at three different universities. It performs...
What do we know about the political dynamics determining social protection policy in developing coun...
The elderly people in Cambodia are confronting multiple sources of vulnerability; these include livi...
This paper reveals how rural Cambodian people reconstructed their social relationships after the col...
This study estimates the rates of return (RoR) of non-contributory social transfer programmes in Cam...
This study estimates the rates of return of non-contributory social transfer programmes in Cambodia ...
This study estimates the rates of return of non-contributory social transfer programmes in Cambodia ...
This thesis explores how social transfers promote a sustainable path out of poverty while fostering ...
The paper analyses the current and possible future development of social protection systems in three...
Using the Cambodia Socioeconomic Survey 2004 and employing micro-static simulation techniques, we me...
Cambodians today still face many serious forms of vulnerability, notably regarding weather-dependent...
Recent studies at national level have emphasized the failure of microfinance services as a means for...
This policy brief is part of a wider research project entitled ‘Building the Economic Case for Inves...
This descriptive research paper examines the impact of Vedic Science based education on the economic...
International audienceThe Royal Government of Cambodia recently launched its National Social Protect...
BeFinD is a consortium of four Belgian research centres at three different universities. It performs...
What do we know about the political dynamics determining social protection policy in developing coun...
The elderly people in Cambodia are confronting multiple sources of vulnerability; these include livi...
This paper reveals how rural Cambodian people reconstructed their social relationships after the col...