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Étendre la protection sociale aux populations rurales: perspectives pour une approche commune entre la FAO et l’OIT

Résumé exécutif

Year of publication 2021

Place of publication Genève, Suisse ;

Pages 8p.

Author OIT​ et FAO

Publisher OIT​ et FAO ;

Product type Brochure, flyer, fact-sheet

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) Malgré l'importance de la protection sociale, aujourd'hui encore, plus de 70 % de la population mondiale n'a pas ou peu accès à une protection sociale complète. La couverture dans les zones rurales, où vivent environ 80 % des pauvres du monde, est encore plus faible. L'extension effective de la couverture des prestations et services de protection sociale à la population rurale est un défi majeur qui doit être relevé pour atteindre l'ODD 1.3. "Mettre en œuvre des systèmes et des mesures de protection sociale appropriés au niveau national pour tous, y compris les planchers, et d'ici 2030, assurer une couverture substantielle des pauvres et des personnes vulnérables". Il faudra pour cela combler les lacunes et supprimer les obstacles existants qui limitent l'accès des populations rurales à la protection sociale. L'extension de la protection sociale pour tous est au cœur du travail de l'Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture (FAO) et de l'Organisation internationale du travail (OIT). Le présent document expose les profils, risques et vulnérabilités spécifiques des populations rurales et explore les possibilités d'étendre la couverture de protection sociale à ces populations.

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​OIT​ et FAO. 2021. Étendre la protection sociale aux populations rurales: perspectives pour une approche commune entre la FAO et l’OIT. Résumé exécutif. Genève.

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