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- 89: Methodological note for the project ‘Expanding social insurance for agricultural workers in Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries: identifying key constraints and discussing policy options’

- Lucas Sato, Nicole Figueiredo and Nourjelha Mohamed
- 88: Poor families first: Challenges of the ‘stimulus checks’ in the United States’ COVID-19 response

- Elaine Cristina Licio
- 87: How does Brazil quantify Brazilian Cooperation for International Development?

- Renato Baumann, Rafael Schleicher, Jose Alejandro Barros, Jhonatan Ferreira and Priscilla Mayna Santana
- 86: Fiscal equalisation in Brazil, Canada and Australia: The case of states or provinces

- Constantino Cronemberger Mendes
- 85: Social protection responses to COVID-19 in Sri Lanka

- Research Staff, International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (ipc-Ig) and Sri Lanka Unicef
- 84: Social protection response to COVID-19 in rural LAC: The potential of digitalization to build back better

- Beatriz Burattini, Camila Rolon, Lucas Sato, Victor Thives, Louisa Wagner, Arniela Rénique and Mauricio Mireles
- 83: Social protection response to COVID-19 in rural LAC: Protection and promotion of employment in the agricultural sector

- Lucas Sato, Camila Rolon, Beatriz Burattini, Victor Thives, Louisa Wagner, Arniela Rénique and Mauricio Mireles
- 82: Social protection response to COVID-19 in rural LAC: Social and economic double inclusion

- Camila Rolon, Beatriz Burattini, Lucas Sato, Victor Thives, Louisa Wagner, Nicole Figueiredo, Arniela Rénique and Mauricio Mireles
- 81: The Desayunos Escolares programme as a public food policy in Mexico

- Nicole Figueiredo
- 80: Proposed reforms of the social protection systems of Morocco and Tunisia in light of the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis

- João Pedro Dytz
- 79: Communication and social participation in the state of Bahia’s Unified Social Assistance System

- Victor Tarifa Lopes and Nicole Figueiredo
- 78: Analysis of the supply and quality of social protection services in Bahia

- Karen Codazzi Pereira and Marília Rocha
- 77: What do we know about the effectiveness of fiscal incentives for research and development in Brazil’s ‘Law of Good’?

- Fernanda De Negri
- 76: Mortality from COVID-19 and the drop in employment rates in Brazil and around the world

- Marcos Hecksher
- 75: Mandatory social distancing measures in Brazil: a comparative analysis of state governments’ responses to the first and second waves of the COVID-19 pandemic

- Rodrigo Fracalossi de Moraes
- 74: Potential for cooperation in the dissemination of renewable energy and natural gas among BRICS countries

- Luciano Losekann and Amanda Tavares
- 73: The behaviour of the Brazilian labour market across two recessions: An analysis of the period 2015-2017 and the COVID-19 pandemic

- Carlos Henrique Corseuil, Maíra Franca, Gabriela Padilha, Lauro Ramos and Felipe Russo
- 72: The nexus of ODA and the SDGs: a scoping review of performance and statistical methodology

- Amina Said Alsayyad and Abdel-Hameed Hamdy Nawar
- 71: Evidence from global practices of active labour market policies for young people’s transition to work

- Nicolò Bird
- 70: Building climate resilience through social protection in Brazil: the Garantia Safra public climate risk insurance programme

- Elena Kühne
- 69: Most affected subgroups in young people's transitions to work in the MENA region

- Nicolò Bird
- 68: International trade, trade policy and foreign investment: preliminary considerations on the impact of the COVID-19 crisis

- Ivan Oliveira, Fernando Ribeiro, Renato Baumann, Glauco Oliveira, Luís Felipe Giesteira, Luís Fernando Tironi and André Pinelli Alves
- 67: Avoiding the poverty pandemic: the potential of the Bolsa Família programme and the Single Registry as answers to COVID-19

- Luis Henrique Paiva, Pedro H. G. Ferreira de Souza, Letícia Bartholo and Sergei Soares
- 66: The benefits of agile implementation in social protection development interventions: a comparative analysis of social protection information system implementations in Timor-Leste, The Bahamas and Indonesia

- Tim Lann
- 65: Country selection for a comparative case study on labour law systems

- Alexandre Cunha, Diana Sawyer, José Monteiro da Silva, Luca Lazzarini, Marília Rocha and Tamara Santos
- 64: Rural civil society and the role of social mobilisation in poverty reduction and sustainable rural development

- Anna Korzenszky, Sara Vicari and Guilherme Brady
- 63: Senegal's National Single Registry (Registre National Unique): towards national coverage

- Fatou Ndiaye, Ousseynou Diop and Mansour Sy Sarr
- 62: A brief history of Zambia's social cash transfer programme

- Pedro Arruda and Laura Dubois
- 61: Promoting child- and gender-sensitive outcomes in cash transfer programmes: a review of different strategies in programme administration

- Raquel Tebaldi, Anne Esser and Anna Davies Davidsen
- 60: Behavioural insights in poverty reduction policies

- Antonio Claret Campos Filho and Luis Henrique Paiva
- 59: The Brazilian Adult Literacy Programme: a brief overview and possible areas of research

- Claudia Tufani
- 58: Gender and social protection in sub-Saharan Africa: a general assessment of programme design

- Raquel Tebaldi
- 57: Bolsa Família and women's autonomy: What do the qualitative studies tell us?

- Letícia Bartholo
- 56: Youth and adult literacy and education: a good practice analysis

- Gianna Alessandra Sanchez Moretti
- 55: Bolsa Família and gender relations: national survey results

- Leticia Bartholo
- 54: A framework to evaluate payment systems for cash transfer programmes: examples from Kenya

- Valentina Barca, Alex Hurrell, Ian MacAuslan, Aly Visram and Jack Willis
- 53: Public policies for rural areas and the fight against rural poverty in the North and Northeast regions of Brazil: a look at the fish, the fishing rod and the river

- Simone Battestin and Izabelle Vieira
- 52: Climate change and its impacts on family farming in the North/Northeast regions of Brazil

- Haroldo Machado Filho
- 51: Fiscal conditions of Brazil's public sector: an analysis of the states in the North and Northeast Regions and funding for rural development

- Rodrigo Orair, Sergio Wulf Gobetti and André Amorim Alencar
- 50: Poverty profile: the rural North and Northeast regions of Brazil

- Sergei Soares, Laetícia De Souza, Wesley J. Silva and Fernando Gaiger Silveira
- 49: Indonesia’s Single Registry for Social Protection Programmes

- Adama Bah, Suahasil Nazara and Elan Satriawan
- 48: Social Technologies and Public Policies in Brazil

- Fabio Veras Soares and Pedro Arruda
- 47: A Profile of the Middle Class in Latin American Countries 2001–2011

- Leopoldo Tornarolli
- 46: Bantuan Siswa Miskin (BSM): Indonesian Cash Transfer Programme for Poor Students

- Dyah Larasati and Fiona Howell
- 45: The Evolution of the Middle Class in Latin America

- Leopoldo Tornarolli
- 44: The Evolution of Income Distribution in Latin America 2001–2011

- Leopoldo Tornarolli
- 43: Digesting the Alphabet Soup: a Comparative Institutional History of IBSA and BRICS

- Pedro Arruda and Ashleigh Kate Slingsby
- 42: Program Keluarga Harapan (PKH): Indonesian Conditional Cash Transfer Programme

- Suahasil Nazara and Sri Kusumastuti Rahayu
- 41: Bolsa Família after Brasil Carinhoso: an Analysis of the Potential for Reducing Extreme Poverty

- Rafael Osorio and Pedro H. G. Ferreira de Souza
- 40: Adjusting Biofuel Policies to Meet Social and Rural Development Needs: Analysing the Experiences of Brazil, India and Indonesia

- Mairon G. Bastos Lima
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