Liberia's Cash for Work Temporary Employment Project : Responding to Crisis in Low Income, Fragile Countries. /

Together with reductions in indirect taxes on food imports, cash for work programs were one of the main responses implemented by African governments following the food, fuel, and financial crisis of recent years. The main objective of those programs was to help the poor cope with the various shocks...

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Main Author:	Andrews, Colin
Other Authors:	Backiny-Yetna, Prospere, Garin, Emily, Weedon, Emily, Wodon, Quentin, Zampaglione, Giuseppe
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2011
Series:	Social Protection and Labor Discussion Papers World Bank e-Library
Subjects:	Accounting Best Practices Child Care Cities Community Involvement Community Service Conflict Crime Debt Economic Development Employment Opportunities Employment Services Employment and Unemployment Farmland Finance and Financial Sector Development Financial Crisis Financial Literacy Food Consumption Food Security Gender Household Surveys Income Tax Labor Costs Labor Market Labor Policies Literacy Living Standards Minimum Wage Natural Disasters Nutrition Occupations Older Workers Political Economy Poverty Line Poverty Reduction Poverty Traps Productivity Public Buildings Rural Poverty Reduction Savings Severance Pay Skilled Workers Social Insurance Social Protections and Labor Unemployment Unskilled Workers Urban Areas Working Hours Youth

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