Documentos e informes
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Making Progress on Parental Benefits in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (Inglés)
The World Bank estimates that closing the gender gap in employment would increase long-run gross domestic product (GDP) per capita by 20 percent (Pennings 2022). Realizing this achievement, however, depends...
Tipo de documento: Resumen Número del informe: 197553 Fecha del documento: 28 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: Himanshi Jain,Ambika Sharma,Ludovica Cherchi
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Introducing the World Bank's New Online Course: "Understanding Pensions: A Guide to Demystifying Retirement Systems" (Inglés)
The topic of Pensions and Pension policy is often seen as too complicated by the general public. Even professionals working in public policy oftentimes avoid getting into this topic due to its technical...
Tipo de documento: Resumen Número del informe: 197534 Fecha del documento: 26 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: World Bank
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What we studied? What we found? Where do we go next? A summary note to guide World Bank SPJ’s work on Parental Benefits (Inglés)
What we studied and why? Research has consistently shown that removing gender barriers unlocks economic productivity, reduces poverty, deepens social cohesion, and enhances well-being for current and future...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 197536 Fecha del documento: 26 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: World Bank
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Guidance Note on Parental Benefit Assessment (Inglés)
Who is this note for? This Guidance note is for World Bank TTLs and Social Protection practitioners to carry out country level diagnostic assessments of Parental Benefits using a ‘Parental Benefits Framework’...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 197533 Fecha del documento: 26 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: World Bank
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De Jure and De Facto Coverage of Parental Benefits in Nepal (Inglés)
Women constitute nearly half of the young working age-population in Nepal but are less likely than men to participate in the labor force. When employed, they work largely in informal, or subsistence work...
Tipo de documento: Documento de trabajo (Serie Numerada) Número del informe: 197453 Fecha del documento: 19 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: Ambika Sharma,Himanshi Jain
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Awareness Access and Perceptions around Parental Benefits among Urban Argentinians (Inglés)
This paper carries out an evaluation of parental benefits in Argentina, building on the core elements of maternity protection set by the ILO Convention 183 but broadening it to cover needs of mothers and...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 197433 Fecha del documento: 18 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: Ludovica Cherchi,Himanshi Jain
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Parental Benefits Assessment Survey (2025) (Inglés)
This survey questionnaire was developed under an RSR-financed study on 'Parental Benefits to Improve Women's Attachment to the Labor Market.' The questionnaire was developed by the team from Social Protection...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 197341 Fecha del documento: 11 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: World Bank
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Awareness, Access, and Perceptions around Parental benefits among Urban Argentinians (Inglés)
This paper examines parental benefits in Argentina, focusing on their role in addressing gender inequality and labor market challenges during pregnancy and post-childbirth. Drawing on the International...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 197070 Fecha del documento: 5 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: Ludovica Cherchi,Himanshi Jain
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Awareness, Access, and Perceptions around Parental Benefits among Urban Argentinians (Inglés)
This paper examines parental benefits in Argentina, focusing on their role in addressing gender inequality and labor market challenges during pregnancy and post-childbirth. Drawing on the International...
Tipo de documento: Documento de trabajo (Serie Numerada) Número del informe: 197190 Fecha del documento: 1 de febrero de 2025 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: Ludovica Cherchi,Himanshi Jain
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Gray Matters: How Do the World Bank’s Engagements In Social Protection & Jobs Strengthen Long-Term Care? - Rethink Social Protection and Jobs in an Actively Aging World (Inglés)
This brief focuses on long-term care (LTC) for older persons, emphasizing the areas where social protection and jobs are key to building and strengthening this agenda.2While LTC is sometimes perceived...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 195449 Fecha del documento: 9 de diciembre de 2024 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: World Bank
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Understanding Income Security for Older Adults - Rethink Social Protection and Jobs in an Actively Aging World (Inglés)
The note first discusses the main pillars of financial security at older ages before focusing on the status of contributory and noncontributory (or social) pension systems in developing countries. It highlights...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 195449 Fecha del documento: 9 de diciembre de 2024 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: World Bank
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Productive Longevity: What Can the World Bank Do to Foster Longer and More Productive Working Lives? - Rethink Social Protection and Jobs in an Actively Aging World (Inglés)
Recognizing that this agenda spans virtually all of the World Bank’s policy areas, this brief focuses on policies under the purview of the World Bank’s Social Protection and Jobs (SPJ) agenda, especially...
Tipo de documento: Informe Número del informe: 195449 Fecha del documento: 9 de diciembre de 2024 Tipo de divulgación: Disclosed Autor: World Bank