Advancing Crisis-Resilient Social Protection through a Hybrid Social Protection Scheme in Pakistan: An Empirical Analysis
Abstract
This paper explores the implementation of a hybrid social protection scheme in Pakistan aimed at enhancing crisis-resilient social protection. The study uses empirical data to evaluate the effectiveness of various interventions, focusing on savings, digital literacy, financial inclusion, and borrowing behaviors.
Contents
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- Objectives and Design of the Savings Scheme
- Sampling Framework, Data Collection, and Methodology
- Quantitative Analysis
- Empirical Estimations and Methodology
- Results and Discussions
- Qualitative Analysis
- Conclusion
- Annex: Empirical Analysis
- References
Figures
- Figure 5.1: Reading and Writing Skills
- Figure 5.2: Mathematical Skills
- Figure 5.3: Cell Phone Ownership
- Figure 5.4: Access to Cell Phone
- Figure 5.5: Reasons for Not Owning a Cell Phone
- Figure 5.6: Bank Account Ownership
- Figure 5.7: Mobile Money Account Ownership
- Figure 5.8: Global Findex Pakistan—Financial Inclusion
- Figure 5.9: Global Findex Pakistan—Mobile Money Account Ownership
- Figure 5.10: Money Transfer Method
- Figure 5.11: Ease of Transaction
- Figure 5.12: Global Findex Pakistan—Savings
- Figure 5.13: Do You Save Money?
- Figure 5.14: Frequency of Saving
- Figure 5.15: Average Monthly Amount of Saving
- Figure 5.16: If Saving, Who Do You Trust with Your Money?
- Figure 5.17: Source of Loan
- Figure 5.18: Global Findex Pakistan—Borrowing
- Figure 5.19: Primary Decision-Maker Regarding Savings
- Figure 5.20: Influence of Male Family Members on Savings
- Figure 5.21: Willingness to Save under Contributory Saving Design
- Figure 5.22: Saving Incentives
- Figure 5.23: Preferred Frequency of Saving
- Figure 5.24: Daily Saving Willingness
- Figure 5.25: Monthly Saving Willingness
- Figure 5.26: Willingness to Save in Mobile Money Accounts
- Figure 5.27: Saving Retention
Tables
- Table 1: Sample Selection Framework
- Table 2: Impact of the Saving Index, Borrowing Behavior, Digital Literacy and Inclusion, Financial Literacy, and the Money Transfer Mode
Key Findings
- Digital Literacy and Inclusion: High percentages of respondents own cell phones and mobile money accounts, indicating improved digital inclusion.
- Financial Literacy: There is a significant gap in financial literacy, particularly among women and rural populations.
- Savings Patterns: While many respondents save regularly, trust in financial institutions remains low, affecting retention rates.
- Incentives and Motivations: Savings incentives and frequent saving options increase willingness to save.
- Gender and Age Differences: Women and younger individuals are less likely to save and have lower financial literacy compared to men and older adults.
Conclusion
The hybrid social protection scheme shows promise in enhancing crisis-resilient social protection in Pakistan. However, targeted interventions are needed to improve financial literacy, increase trust in financial institutions, and address gender and age disparities in savings behavior. Further research and policy adjustments are recommended to optimize the scheme's effectiveness.
讨论论文
| 2024 年 8 月 2407 号
通过混合社会保障方案提升巴基斯坦的社会保护韧性:实证分析
Fareeha Adil 和 Melis Gu
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前进危机 - 社会保护通过 a巴基斯坦混合社会保护方案
实证分析
Fareeha Adil 和 Melis Guven
Contents
5.1摘要...........................................................................v致谢..........................................................................v首字母缩写和缩写......................................................................................vi1. 简介........................................................................... 12. 文献综述......................3. 储蓄方案的目标和设计...............................................4. 抽样框架、数据收集和方法 75. 定量分析................. 9探索性数据分析. 96. 经验估计与方法论 187. 结果与讨论...............................................................................................8. 定性分析..................... 278.1 焦点小组讨论. 27 8.2 调查结果. 30
参考资料 36附件: 实证分析..................... 339. 结论............................ 31
数字
Tables1样本选择框架...................................................................................................................................75.1 阅读和写作技能..........................................................................................................................................95.2 数学技能.......................................................................................................................................................95.3 手机所有权...............................................................................................................................................105.4 手机访问情况............................................................................................................................................105.5 未拥有手机的原因.................................................................................................................................105.6 银行账户所有权..........................................................................................................................................115.7 移动货币账户所有权.............................................................................................................................115.8 全球金融包容性调查—巴基斯坦数据..................................................................................................115.9 全球金融包容性调查—移动货币账户所有权..................................................................................115.10 付款方式....................................................................................................................................................115.11 交易便利性...................................................................................................................................................115.12 全球金融包容性调查—储蓄...................................................................................................................125.13 你会储蓄吗?................................................................................................................................................125.14 储蓄频率....................................................................................................................................................135.15 平均每月储蓄金额.................................................................................................................................135.16 如果储蓄,你会信任谁保管你的钱?...............................................................................................135.17 贷款来源........................................................................................................................................................145.18 全球金融包容性调查—借款.....................................................................................................................145.19 关于储蓄的主要决策者.......................................................................................................................145.20 家庭男性成员对储蓄的影响...............................................................................................................155.21 在共同储蓄设计