Access to Social Assistance Among Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam

In recognition of the growing inequality of opportunity for ethnic minorities, the Government of Vietnam has expanded the social assistance system to explicitly cover ethnic minorities. However, ethnic minorities, particularly women, often face barriers of access to these programs. This paper identifies potential barriers of access at every stage of social assistance delivery; it also examines patterns in the use of social assistance transfers. The aim is to apply this knowledge in designing context-specific pilot(s) to address the specific constraints identified. The analysis is based on anthropological desk reviews of selected ethnic minority groups, quantitative analysis of recent household surveys and qualitative research in four provinces (Ha Giang, Quang Nam, Tra Vinh and Lam Dong). The authors focus primarily on the 13 main ethnic minority groups in these four provinces.

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Main Author: Dutta, Puja Vasudeva
Format: Report biblioteca
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2022
Subjects:ETHNIC MINORITY DISCRIMINATION, EXCLUSIONARY SOCIAL POLICY, INCLUSIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE, SOCIAL EXCLUSION STUDY, ETHNIC DISPARITY, POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS, ETHNIC MINORITY INCLUSION,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099010003242240768/P1627251299ebc12130dd14b811859f12e86aa26f0ab
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37248
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spelling dig-okr-10986372482022-04-01T05:10:25Z Access to Social Assistance Among Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam Dutta, Puja Vasudeva ETHNIC MINORITY DISCRIMINATION EXCLUSIONARY SOCIAL POLICY INCLUSIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL EXCLUSION STUDY ETHNIC DISPARITY POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS ETHNIC MINORITY INCLUSION In recognition of the growing inequality of opportunity for ethnic minorities, the Government of Vietnam has expanded the social assistance system to explicitly cover ethnic minorities. However, ethnic minorities, particularly women, often face barriers of access to these programs. This paper identifies potential barriers of access at every stage of social assistance delivery; it also examines patterns in the use of social assistance transfers. The aim is to apply this knowledge in designing context-specific pilot(s) to address the specific constraints identified. The analysis is based on anthropological desk reviews of selected ethnic minority groups, quantitative analysis of recent household surveys and qualitative research in four provinces (Ha Giang, Quang Nam, Tra Vinh and Lam Dong). The authors focus primarily on the 13 main ethnic minority groups in these four provinces. 2022-03-31T18:08:11Z 2022-03-31T18:08:11Z 2022 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099010003242240768/P1627251299ebc12130dd14b811859f12e86aa26f0ab http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37248 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Report Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific Vietnam
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topic ETHNIC MINORITY DISCRIMINATION
EXCLUSIONARY SOCIAL POLICY
INCLUSIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
SOCIAL EXCLUSION STUDY
ETHNIC DISPARITY
POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS
ETHNIC MINORITY INCLUSION
ETHNIC MINORITY DISCRIMINATION
EXCLUSIONARY SOCIAL POLICY
INCLUSIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
SOCIAL EXCLUSION STUDY
ETHNIC DISPARITY
POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS
ETHNIC MINORITY INCLUSION
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EXCLUSIONARY SOCIAL POLICY
INCLUSIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
SOCIAL EXCLUSION STUDY
ETHNIC DISPARITY
POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS
ETHNIC MINORITY INCLUSION
ETHNIC MINORITY DISCRIMINATION
EXCLUSIONARY SOCIAL POLICY
INCLUSIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
SOCIAL EXCLUSION STUDY
ETHNIC DISPARITY
POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS
ETHNIC MINORITY INCLUSION
Dutta, Puja Vasudeva
Access to Social Assistance Among Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam
description In recognition of the growing inequality of opportunity for ethnic minorities, the Government of Vietnam has expanded the social assistance system to explicitly cover ethnic minorities. However, ethnic minorities, particularly women, often face barriers of access to these programs. This paper identifies potential barriers of access at every stage of social assistance delivery; it also examines patterns in the use of social assistance transfers. The aim is to apply this knowledge in designing context-specific pilot(s) to address the specific constraints identified. The analysis is based on anthropological desk reviews of selected ethnic minority groups, quantitative analysis of recent household surveys and qualitative research in four provinces (Ha Giang, Quang Nam, Tra Vinh and Lam Dong). The authors focus primarily on the 13 main ethnic minority groups in these four provinces.
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EXCLUSIONARY SOCIAL POLICY
INCLUSIVE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
SOCIAL EXCLUSION STUDY
ETHNIC DISPARITY
POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS
ETHNIC MINORITY INCLUSION
author Dutta, Puja Vasudeva
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title Access to Social Assistance Among Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam
title_short Access to Social Assistance Among Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam
title_full Access to Social Assistance Among Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam
title_fullStr Access to Social Assistance Among Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam
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