Protecting All explores innovative risk-sharing mechanisms that ensure comprehensive and inclusive social protection for workers across different sectors and employment types. The book offers policy insights, practical solutions, and a forward-looking framework to adapt social protection to the changing nature of work, fostering resilience and security for all.

Public Social Spending in Central America provides an in-depth analysis of social investment trends, efficiency, and impact across the region. Through data-driven insights and policy recommendations, this book explores how governments can enhance the effectiveness of social spending to improve education, healthcare, and social protection systems, ultimately fostering greater economic and social development.

Social Protection for the Harder Road Ahead explores how policymakers can strengthen social safety nets to address rising vulnerabilities, economic shocks, and evolving labor markets. Offering data-driven insights and innovative policy recommendations, this book serves as a crucial guide for building inclusive and sustainable social protection systems in an era of uncertainty.

Revisiting Targeting in Social Assistance critically examines the evolution of targeting methods in social assistance programs and their impact on equity and effectiveness. This book explores the challenges and opportunities of targeting vulnerable populations, offering innovative approaches to enhance the precision and efficiency of social safety nets. Drawing on global case studies and empirical data, it provides valuable insights for policymakers to refine targeting strategies and ensure that social assistance reaches those who need it most.