Social protection for older persons: policy trends and statistics 2017–19
[ Recurso electrónico ] Series: Social protection policy papers 17 Published by : International Labour Organization (ILO) (Geneva, Switzerland) Physical details: xii, 131 p. il. 28 cm. ISBN:9789221320555; 9789221320562(PDF). ISSN:1020-9581 | 1020-959X (PDF)
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Incluye bibliografía p. 40-44.
1. Sustainable Development Goals and income security in old age. 2. Structure of social security pension systems. Types of pension schemes. The ILO Multi-Pillar Pension Model. 3. Legal coverage. 4. Effective coverage: Monitoring SDG indicator 1.3.1 for older persons. 5. Trends in pension coverage across the world: Achieving universal social protection for all older persons. 6. Expenditure on social protection for older persons. 7. Inequalities and the persistent gender gap in access to income security in old age. 8. The adequacy of pensions to provide genuine income security to older persons. 8.1. Preventing erosion of the value of pensions over time: Ensuring regular adjustments. Reforming pension systems in the context of fiscal consolidation and austerity policies. 9. Reversing pension privatization. Lessons from three decades of pension privatization. Turning back to public pension systems. 10. Ensuring income security for older persons: The continuing challenge.
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