The Auxílio Emergencial (AE) was one of the most agile, robust, and extensive social protection programs implemented by developing countries. Having reached up to 55.6 percent of the population, considering both direct and indirect beneficiaries, the program has shown impacts in improving the average income and reducing the prevalence of poverty and inequality (as measured by the Gini index1 ), compared to immediate pre-pandemic levels. The success...
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Auxílio Emergencial : Lessons from the Brazilian experience responding to COVID-19
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Lara De Arruda,Pedro; Lazarotto De Andrade,Marina; Falcao Silva,Tiago; Teixeira Barbosa,Diana; Morgandi,Matteo.
Auxílio Emergencial : Lessons from the Brazilian experience responding to COVID-19 (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099255012142121495