Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics

The idea of social inclusion has garnered considerable attention, especially in the context of two recent developments: the Sustainable Development Goals and the heightened attention to inequality. This paper reviews the manner and extent to which...

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Main Author:	Das, Maitreyi Bordia
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT SOCIAL INCLUSION JOBS SOCIAL MOBILIZATION EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITIES POLITICS ETHNIC MINORITIES BARRIER AUTONOMY HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS LAWS EQUITABLE ACCESS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WORTH ECONOMIC ELITE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ETHNIC GROUPS SERVICES DISCRIMINATION PUBLIC SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT EXCLUSION HEALTH CARE HOUSING JOB POLICY DISCUSSIONS MDAS ETHNIC GROUP SOCIAL IDENTITY PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT GOALS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INDEPENDENCE MINORITIES CULTURE LIFE EXPECTANCY ACCESS TO EDUCATION FULL POTENTIAL KNOWLEDGE DISABILITIES UNEQUAL OUTCOMES APPROPRIATE SERVICE IDENTITY PARTNERSHIPS SOCIAL EXCLUSION TRANSPORT CIVIL SOCIETY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES MOBILITY ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE CITIZEN COLONIAL TIMES VIOLENCE MARKETS SEXUAL ORIENTATION SOCIAL STRUCTURES EDUCATION SYSTEM ACCESS SOCIAL PROTECTION LABOR PLACE OF RESIDENCE HIV/AIDS NATURAL RESOURCES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INDIGENOUS GROUPS RELIGIOUS GROUPS EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EQUAL ACCESS TO SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRESS EQUITY HUMAN CAPITAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY RACE POLICIES EQUAL ACCESS BARRIERS HIV INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES PARTICIPATION POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER VALUE GENDER BANK GROUP IDENTITY CREDIT DIGNITY PARTNERSHIP UNIVERSAL ACCESS WORKSHOP MAINSTREAM INDIGENOUS PEOPLE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES DIFFERENTIAL OUTCOMES INDIGENOUS TERRITORIES PROPERTY MALNUTRITION QUALITY SERVICES ACCESS TO MARKETS POLICY CITIZENS SOCIETIES GOVERNANCE EDUCATION GAP MICROFINANCE MINORITY LAND CHILDREN EDUCATION RISK EQUALITY INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DISABILITY POPULATION DISCRIMINATORY LAWS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS SOCIETY POLICY RESEARCH COMMUNITY SOCIAL ORDER INCLUSION ETHNIC IDENTITY SOCIAL ISSUES LABOR MARKETS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CULTURAL FACTORS HEALTH SERVICES PEACE CONCENTRATION OF POVERTY DEVELOPMENT POLICY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT STEREOTYPING
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spelling	okr-10986-246302021-06-14T10:17:10Z Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics Das, Maitreyi Bordia ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT SOCIAL INCLUSION JOBS SOCIAL MOBILIZATION EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITIES POLITICS ETHNIC MINORITIES BARRIER AUTONOMY HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS LAWS EQUITABLE ACCESS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WORTH ECONOMIC ELITE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ETHNIC GROUPS SERVICES DISCRIMINATION PUBLIC SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT EXCLUSION HEALTH CARE HOUSING JOB POLICY DISCUSSIONS MDAS ETHNIC GROUP SOCIAL IDENTITY PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT GOALS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INDEPENDENCE MINORITIES CULTURE LIFE EXPECTANCY ACCESS TO EDUCATION FULL POTENTIAL KNOWLEDGE DISABILITIES UNEQUAL OUTCOMES APPROPRIATE SERVICE IDENTITY PARTNERSHIPS SOCIAL EXCLUSION TRANSPORT CIVIL SOCIETY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES MOBILITY ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE CITIZEN COLONIAL TIMES VIOLENCE MARKETS SEXUAL ORIENTATION SOCIAL STRUCTURES EDUCATION SYSTEM ACCESS SOCIAL PROTECTION LABOR PLACE OF RESIDENCE HIV/AIDS NATURAL RESOURCES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INDIGENOUS GROUPS RELIGIOUS GROUPS EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EQUAL ACCESS TO SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRESS EQUITY HUMAN CAPITAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY RACE POLICIES EQUAL ACCESS BARRIERS HIV INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES PARTICIPATION POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER VALUE GENDER BANK GROUP IDENTITY CREDIT DIGNITY PARTNERSHIP UNIVERSAL ACCESS WORKSHOP MAINSTREAM INDIGENOUS PEOPLE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES DIFFERENTIAL OUTCOMES INDIGENOUS TERRITORIES PROPERTY MALNUTRITION QUALITY SERVICES ACCESS TO MARKETS POLICY CITIZENS SOCIETIES GOVERNANCE EDUCATION GAP MICROFINANCE MINORITY LAND CHILDREN EDUCATION RISK EQUALITY INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DISABILITY POPULATION DISCRIMINATORY LAWS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS SOCIETY POLICY RESEARCH COMMUNITY SOCIAL ORDER INCLUSION ETHNIC IDENTITY SOCIAL ISSUES LABOR MARKETS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CULTURAL FACTORS HEALTH SERVICES PEACE CONCENTRATION OF POVERTY DEVELOPMENT POLICY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT STEREOTYPING The idea of social inclusion has garnered considerable attention, especially in the context of two recent developments: the Sustainable Development Goals and the heightened attention to inequality. This paper reviews the manner and extent to which social inclusion is addressed in the first 17 Systematic Country Diagnostics (SCDs), which are ex ante, country-level assessments conducted by the World Bank Group, ahead of the preparation of its Country Partnership Frameworks. In addition to this primary purpose, the paper fulfils three other purposes. It allows for a broader reflection on the value of the social inclusion construct in macro-level diagnostics; it takes the opportunity to develop and refine a methodology to assess social inclusion and finally, it positions the narrative on social inclusion into the ongoing discourse on poverty, shared prosperity, inequality and the thinking around the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. It is therefore, a refined articulation of the idea of social inclusion in the context of global epistemological shifts 2016-07-07T20:28:17Z 2016-07-07T20:28:17Z 2016-06 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/06/26507284/social-inclusion-macro-level-diagnostics-reflecting-world-bank-groups-early-systematic-country-diagnostics http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24630 English en_US Policy Research Working Paper;No. 7713 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Policy Research Working Paper
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topic	ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT SOCIAL INCLUSION JOBS SOCIAL MOBILIZATION EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITIES POLITICS ETHNIC MINORITIES BARRIER AUTONOMY HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS LAWS EQUITABLE ACCESS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WORTH ECONOMIC ELITE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ETHNIC GROUPS SERVICES DISCRIMINATION PUBLIC SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT EXCLUSION HEALTH CARE HOUSING JOB POLICY DISCUSSIONS MDAS ETHNIC GROUP SOCIAL IDENTITY PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT GOALS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INDEPENDENCE MINORITIES CULTURE LIFE EXPECTANCY ACCESS TO EDUCATION FULL POTENTIAL KNOWLEDGE DISABILITIES UNEQUAL OUTCOMES APPROPRIATE SERVICE IDENTITY PARTNERSHIPS SOCIAL EXCLUSION TRANSPORT CIVIL SOCIETY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES MOBILITY ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE CITIZEN COLONIAL TIMES VIOLENCE MARKETS SEXUAL ORIENTATION SOCIAL STRUCTURES EDUCATION SYSTEM ACCESS SOCIAL PROTECTION LABOR PLACE OF RESIDENCE HIV/AIDS NATURAL RESOURCES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INDIGENOUS GROUPS RELIGIOUS GROUPS EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EQUAL ACCESS TO SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRESS EQUITY HUMAN CAPITAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY RACE POLICIES EQUAL ACCESS BARRIERS HIV INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES PARTICIPATION POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER VALUE GENDER BANK GROUP IDENTITY CREDIT DIGNITY PARTNERSHIP UNIVERSAL ACCESS WORKSHOP MAINSTREAM INDIGENOUS PEOPLE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES DIFFERENTIAL OUTCOMES INDIGENOUS TERRITORIES PROPERTY MALNUTRITION QUALITY SERVICES ACCESS TO MARKETS POLICY CITIZENS SOCIETIES GOVERNANCE EDUCATION GAP MICROFINANCE MINORITY LAND CHILDREN EDUCATION RISK EQUALITY INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DISABILITY POPULATION DISCRIMINATORY LAWS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS SOCIETY POLICY RESEARCH COMMUNITY SOCIAL ORDER INCLUSION ETHNIC IDENTITY SOCIAL ISSUES LABOR MARKETS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CULTURAL FACTORS HEALTH SERVICES PEACE CONCENTRATION OF POVERTY DEVELOPMENT POLICY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT STEREOTYPING
spellingShingle	ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT SOCIAL INCLUSION JOBS SOCIAL MOBILIZATION EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITIES POLITICS ETHNIC MINORITIES BARRIER AUTONOMY HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS LAWS EQUITABLE ACCESS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WORTH ECONOMIC ELITE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ETHNIC GROUPS SERVICES DISCRIMINATION PUBLIC SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT EXCLUSION HEALTH CARE HOUSING JOB POLICY DISCUSSIONS MDAS ETHNIC GROUP SOCIAL IDENTITY PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT GOALS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INDEPENDENCE MINORITIES CULTURE LIFE EXPECTANCY ACCESS TO EDUCATION FULL POTENTIAL KNOWLEDGE DISABILITIES UNEQUAL OUTCOMES APPROPRIATE SERVICE IDENTITY PARTNERSHIPS SOCIAL EXCLUSION TRANSPORT CIVIL SOCIETY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES MOBILITY ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE CITIZEN COLONIAL TIMES VIOLENCE MARKETS SEXUAL ORIENTATION SOCIAL STRUCTURES EDUCATION SYSTEM ACCESS SOCIAL PROTECTION LABOR PLACE OF RESIDENCE HIV/AIDS NATURAL RESOURCES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INDIGENOUS GROUPS RELIGIOUS GROUPS EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EQUAL ACCESS TO SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRESS EQUITY HUMAN CAPITAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY RACE POLICIES EQUAL ACCESS BARRIERS HIV INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES PARTICIPATION POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER VALUE GENDER BANK GROUP IDENTITY CREDIT DIGNITY PARTNERSHIP UNIVERSAL ACCESS WORKSHOP MAINSTREAM INDIGENOUS PEOPLE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES DIFFERENTIAL OUTCOMES INDIGENOUS TERRITORIES PROPERTY MALNUTRITION QUALITY SERVICES ACCESS TO MARKETS POLICY CITIZENS SOCIETIES GOVERNANCE EDUCATION GAP MICROFINANCE MINORITY LAND CHILDREN EDUCATION RISK EQUALITY INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DISABILITY POPULATION DISCRIMINATORY LAWS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS SOCIETY POLICY RESEARCH COMMUNITY SOCIAL ORDER INCLUSION ETHNIC IDENTITY SOCIAL ISSUES LABOR MARKETS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CULTURAL FACTORS HEALTH SERVICES PEACE CONCENTRATION OF POVERTY DEVELOPMENT POLICY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT STEREOTYPING Das, Maitreyi Bordia Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics
relation	Policy Research Working Paper;No. 7713
description	The idea of social inclusion has garnered considerable attention, especially in the context of two recent developments: the Sustainable Development Goals and the heightened attention to inequality. This paper reviews the manner and extent to which social inclusion is addressed in the first 17 Systematic Country Diagnostics (SCDs), which are ex ante, country-level assessments conducted by the World Bank Group, ahead of the preparation of its Country Partnership Frameworks. In addition to this primary purpose, the paper fulfils three other purposes. It allows for a broader reflection on the value of the social inclusion construct in macro-level diagnostics; it takes the opportunity to develop and refine a methodology to assess social inclusion and finally, it positions the narrative on social inclusion into the ongoing discourse on poverty, shared prosperity, inequality and the thinking around the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. It is therefore, a refined articulation of the idea of social inclusion in the context of global epistemological shifts
format	Working Paper
author	Das, Maitreyi Bordia
author_facet	Das, Maitreyi Bordia
author_sort	Das, Maitreyi Bordia
title	Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics
title_short	Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics
title_full	Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics
title_fullStr	Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics
title_full_unstemmed	Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics
title_sort	social inclusion in macro-level diagnostics : reflecting on the world bank group's early systematic country diagnostics
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/06/26507284/social-inclusion-macro-level-diagnostics-reflecting-world-bank-groups-early-systematic-country-diagnostics http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24630
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Social Inclusion in Macro-Level Diagnostics : Reflecting on the World Bank Group's Early Systematic Country Diagnostics

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