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Video: Caribbean social security institutions benefit from ILO Caribbean support through Resilient Caribbean Project

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September 15, 2024
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Over the last few years, Caribbean social protection systems have been improving. However, challenges remain such as the prevalence of informal work, low level of coverage and limited financial resources. With support from the Joint SDG Fund Resilient Caribbean Project, ILO Caribbean is working with the Anguilla Social Security Office, BVI Social Security Board and NIS Grenada to develop strategies that reinforce and promote sustainable solutions.

 

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