Protecting the Most Vulnerable in Rural Indonesia: How Can We Develop More Adaptive Social Protection?
| Research location: | Nusa Tenggara & Sulawesi |
| Research summary: | This project aims to support the social integration of marginal groups in Adaptive Social Protection. It will focus on the two most vulnerable rural groups, dry-land smallholders and small-scale fishers; and explore policy options for Government of Indonesia to better develop Adaptive Social Protection and align it with local conditions and needs. This multidisciplinary project will integrate qualitative and quantitative approaches, apply livelihood, food security, economic and demographic analyses to map vulnerabilities and evaluate how Adaptive Social Protection can best to build adaptive capacity. It will increase the capacity of Indonesia’s emerging Adaptive Social Protection system to assist those most vulnerable and build their adaptive capacity while ensuring that gender equality and social inclusion considerations are central to adaptive social protection planning. |
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