Study on shock-responsive social protection in the Caribbean

Global Food and Nutrition Security

The objective of these studies is to generate evidence and inform practice for improved emergency preparedness and response in the Caribbean region linked to more flexible national social protection systems. The main research question for the study is: ‘What factors would enable social protection systems to be more responsive to shocks’?

Year of publication	2020
Authors	World Food Programme (WFP)
Publisher	World Food Programme (WFP)
Geographic coverage	Dominica Barbados Jamaica Guyana
Originally published	16 Oct 2020
Related organisation(s)	DG ECHO - DG for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations USAID WFP - World Food Programme
Knowledge service \| Metadata	Global Food and Nutrition Security \| Food security and food crises Climate extremes and food security \| Food and nutrition security Safety net Risk management
Digital Europa Thesaurus (DET)	food security humanitarian aid nutrition food aid Vulnerable groups emergency aid

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