Inclusive and Just Social Protection

The Inclusive and Just Social Protection in Africa project created constructive spaces of engagement for social protection technicians, government policy makers and multiple stakeholders, notably program beneficiaries, grass roots organizations, civil society organizations, labour organizations, among others. This programme provided a platform that was moderated by evidence and supported collegial conversations deliberated through political processes and shifting contestations in Sub-Saharan Africa. We organized our evidence review on three topical areas: (1) Theoretical underpinning of social protection in Africa; (2) Interventions in social protection in Africa; and (3) Innovations in social protection in Africa.
A series of three webinars was held with collaborating institutions to engage stakeholders in the evidence building process.