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Rules of Jeopardy
Social Protection Floor Initiative
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Question 3
• All of the following countries have a social protection
strategy, except for:
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a.Lao PDR
b. Cambodia
c. Thailand
d. Vietnam
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Question 3
• All of the following countries have a social protection
strategy, except for:
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a.Lao PDR
b. Cambodia
c. Thailand
d. Vietnam
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Question 4
• Which of the following is not a mechanism
contributing to provide basic social health protection
in the Social Protection Floor framework?
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a.Social insurance
b.Free access to healthcare
c. Voluntary Private insurance
d.Community based health insurance
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Question 4
• Which of the following is not a mechanism
contributing to provide basic social health protection
in the Social Protection Floor framework?
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a.Social insurance
b.Free access to healthcare
c. Voluntary Private insurance
d.Community based health insurance
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Question 5
Given a country X who implemented free access to
healthcare.
Which of the following is NOT an implementation gap?
• a. Non-availability of health services, as evidenced by
deficient infrastructure, lack of qualified staff,
medicines, etc.;
• b. The package offered does not include ARVs
• c. Lack of effective access to health care and other
social services due to prohibitive transportation costs
• d. Lack of effective access to healthcare due to undertable payments.
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Question 5
Given a country X who implemented free access to
healthcare.
Which of the following is NOT an implementation gap?
• a. Non-availability of health services, as evidenced by
deficient infrastructure, lack of qualified staff,
medicines, etc.;
• b. The package offered does not include ARVs
• c. Lack of effective access to health care and other
social services due to prohibitive transportation costs
• d. Lack of effective access to healthcare due to undertable payments.
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Question 6
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Question 7
Which of the following recommendation is not
appropriate?
• a. The Floor for Health should answer the needs of
chronic ill (ex: include ARVs)
• b.The essential package should include preventive as
well as curative care
• c. The different schemes should be coordinated and
integrated in a unified in a coherent system
• d. The non contributory system should provide the
same level of benefits as the contributory systems
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Question 7
Which of the following recommendation is not
appropriate?
• a. The Floor for Health should answer the needs of
chronic ill (ex: include ARVs)
• b.The essential package should include preventive as
well as curative care
• c. The different schemes should be coordinated and
integrated in a unified in a coherent system
• d. The non contributory system should provide the
same level of benefits as the contributory systems
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Question 8
GENERIC QUESTION
In order to progressively implement the social protection
floor, it is necessary:
• a. To establish a social dialogue with all stakeholders
involved to agree on priorities
• b. To concentrate all social protection interventions
within one ministry.
• c. To implement a decentralized system with several
ministries working independently
• d. to create a new institution in charge of social
protection.
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Question 8
GENERIC QUESTION
In order to progressively implement the social protection
floor, it is necessary:
• a. To establish a social dialogue with all stakeholders
involved to agree on priorities
• b. To concentrate all social protection interventions
within one ministry.
• c. To implement a decentralized system with several
ministries working independently
• d. to create a new institution in charge of social
protection.
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Question 9
• What is NOT a useful consistent predictor of child
vulnerability?
• a. Having his/her parents living below the poverty line
• b. Facing multiple problems that are drivers of social
exclusion (disability, displacement, ethnicity)
• c. Looking at risks and vulnerabilities faced by the
family and the community, as well as specific
vulnerabilities (gender, age)
• d. Looking at being a single or double orphan only
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Question 9
• What is NOT a useful consistent predictor of child
vulnerability?
• a. Having his/her parents living below the poverty line
• b. Facing multiple problems that are drivers of social
exclusion (disability, displacement, ethnicity)
• c. Looking at risks and vulnerabilities faced by the
family and the community, as well as specific
vulnerabilities (gender, age)
• d. Looking at being a single or double orphan only
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Question 13
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Question 14
Which of the following recommendations is not
appropriate?
• a. The level of cash transfers provided to children
should be indexed to inflation
• b. Poor children need to get more support from
government to ensure that other expenses will be
supported for covering their basic needs expenses.
• c. Specific schemes for each vulnerable group should
be developed
• d. Monitoring and evaluation of the schemes is
needed for further improvement implementation at all
levels
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Question 14
Which of the following recommendations is not
appropriate?
• a. The level of cash transfers provided to children
should be indexed to inflation
• b. Poor children need to get more support from
government to ensure that other expenses will be
supported for covering their basic needs expenses.
• c. Specific schemes for each vulnerable group should
be developed
• d. Monitoring and evaluation of the schemes is
needed for further improvement implementation at all
levels
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Question 15
Which on is False?
To assess if the income support at poverty line level in a
country X is guaranteed, we should look at:
• 1. Social assistance schemes
• 2. Subsidies on essential goods
• 3. contributory schemes for the formal workers
• 4. short-time projects put in place after the financial
crisis that could be systemized
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Question 15
Which on is False?
To assess if the income support at poverty line level in a
country X is guaranteed, we should look at:
• 1. Social assistance schemes
• 2. Subsidies on essential goods
• 3. contributory schemes for the formal workers
• 4. short-time projects put in place after the financial
crisis that could be systemized
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Question 16
Which country is the most effective at covering informal
economy workers?
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a. Lao PDR
b. Indonesia
c. Thailand
d. Cambodia
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Question 16
Which country is the most effective at covering informal
economy workers?
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a. Lao PDR
b. Indonesia
c. Thailand
d. Cambodia
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Question 17
We want to progressively encourage workers in
contributory schemes to:
• a. Give them access to higher levels of benefits
• b. Avoid having beneficiaries dependant on noncontributory schemes
• c. Ensure the financial sustainability of the system
• d. a,b and c
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Question 17
We want to progressively encourage workers in
contributory schemes to:
• a. Give them access to higher levels of benefits
• b. Avoid having beneficiaries dependant on noncontributory schemes
• c. Ensure the financial sustainability of the system
• d. a,b and c
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Question 18
Which of the following design parameters could be
flagged as a design issue?
• a. The Social Security Organization offers a package
with a yearly contribution
• b. The government subsidizes part of the contribution
• c. The Social Security Organization works with CSOs
and community groups to collect the contribution
• d. The SS organization involves beneficiaries to
develop the social protection package
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Question 18
Which of the following design parameters could be
flagged as a design issue?
• a. The Social Security Organization offers a package
with a yearly contribution
• b. The government subsidizes part of the contribution
• c. The Social Security Organization works with CSOs
and community groups to collect the contribution
• d. The SS organization involves beneficiaries to
develop the social protection package
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Question 19
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Question 20
Which one is wrong?
To ensure income support to the working age population:
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a. The state should provide and implement all necessary
schemes
b. Income transfers can be linked to vocational training or
job matching to facilitate the graduation of beneficiaries
c. The government can rely on community based schemes
but needs to ensure the coordination and effectiveness of
schemes provided
d. It is crucial to look at options to provide basic coverage
to the informal economy
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Question 20
Which one is wrong?
To ensure income support to the working age population:
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a. The state should provide and implement all necessary
schemes
b. Income transfers can be linked to vocational training or
job matching to facilitate the graduation of beneficiaries
c. The government can rely on community based schemes
but needs to ensure the coordination and effectiveness of
schemes provided
d. It is crucial to look at options to provide basic coverage
to the informal economy
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Question 21
The Social Protection Floor-Initiative emerged in 2009 as a
major UN response to the global crisis. Which of the
following is wrong:
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a.It is a universal set of benefits
b.It is a set of guarantees
c.It promotes policy coherence
d.It is a temporary measure
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Question 21
The Social Protection Floor-Initiative emerged in 2009 as a
major UN response to the global crisis. Which of the
following is wrong:
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a.It is a universal set of benefits
b.It is a set of guarantees
c.It promotes policy coherence
d.It is a temporary measure
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Question 22
Brazil’ social pension system covers how many percent of
the elderly?
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a. 65%
b. 75%
c. 85%
d. 95%
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Question 22
Brazil’ social pension system covers how many percent of
the elderly?
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a. 65%
b. 75%
c. 85%
d. 95%
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Question 23
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In developing and middle income countries of the
Asia-Pacific region, what is the proportion of older
persons that receive some form of a pension?
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a. 20%
b. 30%
c. 40%
d. 50%
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Question 23
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In developing and middle income countries of the
Asia-Pacific region, what is the proportion of older
persons that receive some form of a pension?
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a. 20%
b. 30%
c. 40%
d. 50%
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Question 27
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Question 28
• The studies of countries that provide social pensions
have indicated that the cost of universal social
pensions is normally less than how many per cent of
GDP?
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a.2%
b. 3%
c. 4%
d. 5%
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Question 28
• The studies of countries that provide social pensions
have indicated that the cost of universal social
pensions is normally less than how many per cent of
GDP?
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a.2%
b. 3%
c. 4%
d. 5%
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