Households, Demography & Public Wellbeing
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Sep 23, 2021
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Building Resilience: Towards Inclusive Social Protection in Malaysia

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Hawati Abdul Hamid
Former Researcher
Hawati Abdul Hamid
Former Researcher
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Adam Manaf Mohamed Firouz
Adam Manaf Mohamed Firouz
Jarud Romadan Khalidi
Jarud Romadan Khalidi
Nur Thuraya Sazali
Nur Thuraya Sazali
Puteri Marjan Megat Muzafar
Puteri Marjan Megat Muzafar
Siti Aiysyah Tumin
Siti Aiysyah Tumin
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The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed pre-existing gaps in Malaysia’s social protection system. This report advocates for an inclusive social protection system with a forward-looking approach to prevent poverty and address vulnerability, recommending policies such as a universal child benefit and expanded social insurance coverage.
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