Social Protection

Building social protection floors
and comprehensive social security systems

Accelerating the Achievement of Universal Social Protection to Leave No One Behind

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Malawi

Output 1.1 – a comprehensive plan for the roll out of the national social protection policy is developed and implemented.
31.12.2025
Output 1.2 - studies identifying the needs, gaps, and opportunities to enhance the capacity of workers and enterprises in the informal economy, with a focus on gender and disability are conducted and shared.
31.12.2025
Output 1.3 - The campaign for ratification of Convention No. 102 is implemented, which will include comparative assessments between national legislation and practice and ILO social security standards at the request of tripartite stakeholders, and tripartite workshops to validate the conclusions and plan ahead.
31.12.2025
Output 1.4 – Consultations and constructive dialogue between constituents are conducted for policy reform of existing national social assistance programmes to better address the needs of older people (women and men), children and people with disabilities.
31.12.2025
Output 1.6 – An implementation plan for extending social protection coverage is designed and discussed in national tripartite social dialogue including an investment plan consolidating contributions from national government (relevant ministries and public institutions), funding partners (UN agencies, IFIs), and the private sector.
31.12.2025
Output 2.2 – Tools to improve the transparency and accountability of existing social protection systems are developed and disseminated.
31.12.2025
Output 2.3 - Technical assistance is provided to ILO constituents and civil society organizations (e.g., representative of women, PWDs, ethnic minorities) to encourage their participation and contribution in the design, implementation, and monitoring of social protection interventions.
31.12.2025
Output 3.1 – Knowledge products (policy briefs, RMT, ILO tools, country studies on the development of national social protection systems e.g., financing, extension of social protection, comparative analysis, SWS etc.) are published and shared in national, regional, and South-South platforms including Asia-Africa dialogues
31.12.2025
Output 3.2 – Government and social partners are supported to promote a culture of social protection by organizing Media training workshop, Workshop for journalists, education, and advocacy campaigns, including in the context of the Malawi’s Annual Social Protection Week and the Convention No. 102 Ratification campaign.
31.12.2025
Output 3.3 – Capacity building workshops using TRANSFORM training tools are prepared and implemented, with the view to enhance social protection in general, including e.g., shock responsiveness, M&E and financing, in line with national objectives.
31.12.2025
Output 3.4 – CSOs network on social protection are established and strengthened with the view to foment and set up partnerships with civil society organizations, including Civil Society traditional authorities, faith leaders, citizens, and non-state actors that could facilitate effective participation in and promotion of social protection
31.12.2025
Output.1.5 – a costing and fiscal space analysis for nationally defined social protection floors, to be discussed in national tripartite social dialogue process is conducted and published.
31.12.2025

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