Morocco’s Social Protection Programs: Can the Country Overcome the Odds?
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ARI publishes independent, evidence-based work on the policies and power dynamics shaping the Arab region, from short commentary on events as they unfold to long-form research, interviews, and collected dossiers. It is written by researchers from the region, on the questions their own societies are asking.
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Morocco’s Social Protection Programs: Can the Country Overcome the Odds?
Observations on the Situation of Social Protection Amidst the Sudanese War
A joint statement on the IMF’s Article IV report
From Tangential Livelihood Programming to Integrated Social Protection: Conceiving a Long-Term Approach to Youth Economic and Social Policy in Iraq
IFIs and Social Protection: Gender Equality in Limbo
The COVID-19 Crisis and Health Inequality: A Reciprocal Magnification Effect in the Arab Region
The Dynamics of the Right to Social Protection in the Arab Region: Exploring the Role of the State in Changing Times
Lebanon Needs to Shift from Elite Welfare to Common Welfare
Social Security in Lebanese Political Economy: A Critical View from within the National Social Security Fund
Technology and Collaboration: Successful against the odds and corruption in Lebanon?
The Potential of Social Protection to Transform Host-Refugee Relationships in Lebanon
Lebanon’s Disability Allowance: A glimmer of hope?