Over the decades, Tunisia has made considerable efforts to roll out different social protection programs, both contributory and noncontributory ones with the objective of providing essential basic services to all. Nevertheless, the history of the evolution of these programs has led to multiple identification mechanisms in the country, with each program having its own stand-alone beneficiary registries. Consequently, social programs are fragmented...
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Identification of Poor and Vulnerable Households in Tunisia : Targeting Technical Report on the Proxy Means Test - Summary Note
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Mouaddeb, Imen; Amara,Mohamed; Okamura,Yuko.
Identification of Poor and Vulnerable Households in Tunisia : Targeting Technical Report on the Proxy Means Test - Summary Note (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099255010312242562