- Summary
- Policy
- Section 1: Social protection and health
- Social protection and risks over the life course
- The introduction of social protection and its impact on health
- Generosity and coverage: their impact on health
- Targeting and selectivity
- Section 2: How much is adequate?
- The present rules
- A Minimum Income Standard?
- Barriers to improvement
- The costs of long term illness
- Time costs.
- Section 3: Eligibility for and the administration of social protection
- Excluded groups
- Sustaining work
- Section 4: Gender and health
- Poverty, gender and mental health
- An intra-household and life-course perspective
- Section 5: Conditionality and health
- Section 6: Policy implications
- A more reasoned and open process of benefit setting.
- Benefit priorities based on health gain
- More tax resources will be needed
- Simplification of the benefit structure
- Better links between the health and social protection systems
- Healthy behaviour conditionality
- References
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