JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly
Direct cash transfers for vulnerable elderly and disabled populations have been provided by the Ministry of Social Welfare (Kementerian Sosial, Kemensos) since 2006; a similar cash transfer for at-risk youth was inaugurated in 2009. The Government...
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ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS ASSESSMENT PROCESS BANK ACCOUNTS BASELINE ESTIMATES BASIC EDUCATION BASIC NEEDS BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES BEHAVIOR CHANGE BENEFICIARY BUDGET ALLOCATION BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUDGET DATA BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGET FORMULATION BUDGET PLANNING CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH PAYMENTS CASH TRANSFER CASH TRANSFERS CENTRAL BUDGET CENTRAL FUNDING CENTRAL FUNDS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET CHILD CARE CIVIL SERVANTS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS CONDITIONALITIES CONDITIONALITY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST COST EFFECTIVENESS COST OF LIVING CULTURAL RIGHTS DATA COLLECTION DEBT DEBT PAYMENTS DECONCENTRATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DEVELOPMENT POLICY DISABILITY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DISBURSEMENT DISTRICT DISTRICT BUDGET DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS DISTRICT LEVEL DISTRICT OFFICIALS DISTRICTS DRUG ABUSE DRUGS ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION ECONOMIC RIGHTS ECONOMIC STATUS ECONOMIES OF SCALE EDUCATION SYSTEM EFFICIENCY GAINS EFFICIENCY INDICATORS ELDERLY EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURE REPORTING EXPENDITURES FAMILY HEALTH FAMILY INCOME FAMILY SUPPORT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FIXED INCOME FLOW OF INFORMATION FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FUND MANAGERS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HEALTH CARE HEALTH PROVIDERS HEALTH SERVICES HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HOUSING HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME LEVELS INFLATION INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ISSUANCE LAWS LEGAL STATUS LEVEL OF EDUCATION LEVELS OF EDUCATION LOCAL COMMUNITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT BUDGETS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MALFEASANCE MARGINAL GROUPS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MEDIUM-TERM DEVELOPMENT MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL MINISTRY OF FINANCE MISTRUST MISUNDERSTANDING MORTALITY NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES NATIONAL LEVELS NATIONAL STATISTICS NUTRITION NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OLD-AGE OVERHEAD COST PAMPHLET PENALTIES PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE PERSONNEL EXPENSES POLICY PLANNING POST OFFICE POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAM EVALUATION PROGRAM EXPENDITURE PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM OBJECTIVES PROGRAM REVIEWS PROGRAMS PROVINCE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PUBLIC OFFICIALS PURCHASING POWER QUALITATIVE INFORMATION QUALITY OF CARE QUALITY OF LIFE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION RATES OF INFLATION RENT PAYMENTS RIGHTS OF PERSONS RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES RISKY BEHAVIOR RURAL AREAS SAFETY NET SAVINGS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SELF ESTEEM SELF-CONFIDENCE SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVICE QUALITY SOCIAL AFFAIRS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL NETWORKS SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL SUPPORT SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIAL WORKERS STOCK EXCHANGE STREET CHILDREN SUB-NATIONAL SUB-NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS SUBNATIONAL TAX TERTIARY LEVEL TOTAL EXPENDITURE TOTAL SPENDING TRANCHES TRANSPORTATION URBAN AREAS VICTIMS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE VILLAGE VULNERABILITY VULNERABLE GROUPS WAGES |
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ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS ASSESSMENT PROCESS BANK ACCOUNTS BASELINE ESTIMATES BASIC EDUCATION BASIC NEEDS BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES BEHAVIOR CHANGE BENEFICIARY BUDGET ALLOCATION BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUDGET DATA BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGET FORMULATION BUDGET PLANNING CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH PAYMENTS CASH TRANSFER CASH TRANSFERS CENTRAL BUDGET CENTRAL FUNDING CENTRAL FUNDS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET CHILD CARE CIVIL SERVANTS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS CONDITIONALITIES CONDITIONALITY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST COST EFFECTIVENESS COST OF LIVING CULTURAL RIGHTS DATA COLLECTION DEBT DEBT PAYMENTS DECONCENTRATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DEVELOPMENT POLICY DISABILITY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DISBURSEMENT DISTRICT DISTRICT BUDGET DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS DISTRICT LEVEL DISTRICT OFFICIALS DISTRICTS DRUG ABUSE DRUGS ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION ECONOMIC RIGHTS ECONOMIC STATUS ECONOMIES OF SCALE EDUCATION SYSTEM EFFICIENCY GAINS EFFICIENCY INDICATORS ELDERLY EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURE REPORTING EXPENDITURES FAMILY HEALTH FAMILY INCOME FAMILY SUPPORT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FIXED INCOME FLOW OF INFORMATION FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FUND MANAGERS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HEALTH CARE HEALTH PROVIDERS HEALTH SERVICES HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HOUSING HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME LEVELS INFLATION INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ISSUANCE LAWS LEGAL STATUS LEVEL OF EDUCATION LEVELS OF EDUCATION LOCAL COMMUNITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT BUDGETS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MALFEASANCE MARGINAL GROUPS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MEDIUM-TERM DEVELOPMENT MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL MINISTRY OF FINANCE MISTRUST MISUNDERSTANDING MORTALITY NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES NATIONAL LEVELS NATIONAL STATISTICS NUTRITION NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OLD-AGE OVERHEAD COST PAMPHLET PENALTIES PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE PERSONNEL EXPENSES POLICY PLANNING POST OFFICE POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAM EVALUATION PROGRAM EXPENDITURE PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM OBJECTIVES PROGRAM REVIEWS PROGRAMS PROVINCE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PUBLIC OFFICIALS PURCHASING POWER QUALITATIVE INFORMATION QUALITY OF CARE QUALITY OF LIFE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION RATES OF INFLATION RENT PAYMENTS RIGHTS OF PERSONS RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES RISKY BEHAVIOR RURAL AREAS SAFETY NET SAVINGS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SELF ESTEEM SELF-CONFIDENCE SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVICE QUALITY SOCIAL AFFAIRS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL NETWORKS SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL SUPPORT SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIAL WORKERS STOCK EXCHANGE STREET CHILDREN SUB-NATIONAL SUB-NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS SUBNATIONAL TAX TERTIARY LEVEL TOTAL EXPENDITURE TOTAL SPENDING TRANCHES TRANSPORTATION URBAN AREAS VICTIMS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE VILLAGE VULNERABILITY VULNERABLE GROUPS WAGES World Bank JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly |
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Direct cash transfers for vulnerable
elderly and disabled populations have been provided by the
Ministry of Social Welfare (Kementerian Sosial, Kemensos)
since 2006; a similar cash transfer for at-risk youth was
inaugurated in 2009. The Government of Indonesia's
(GoI) pro-poor development initiatives, international
agreements and domestic laws and regulations, and
considerable experience delivering more general social
assistance programs led to the creation of cash transfers
for these historically neglected and difficult-to-reach
groups. These programs Jaminan Sosial Lanjut Usia (JSLU),
Jaminan Sosial Paca Berat (JSPACA), and program
Kesejahteraan Sosial Anak (PKSA) for the elderly, disabled,
and youth respectively transfer cash directly to
beneficiaries. They account for increasing shares of the
Kemensos overall budget, but subsidies directed to care and
rehabilitation facilities as well as direct provision of
institutional care still account for a noticeable portion of
the Kemensos budget for these groups. Program support
operations socialization and outreach; allocation, targeting
and prioritization; monitoring and evaluation; and
complaints and grievances have very small budgets and depend
crucially on cooperation and enthusiasm from local
governments and facilitators. A full range of safeguarding
activities is spelled out in program guidelines but these
have not been institutionalized at the local implementation
level. There is variation in the content, methods,
frequency, completion rates, and outcomes in all
safeguarding activities, and no easy-to-use reporting
process that would ensure information from implementation
level reaches the central funding and policy agency,
Kemensos. The note summarizes quantitative and qualitative
evidence in order to build a sound foundation for evaluating
the cash transfer programs JSLU, JSPACA, and PKSA provided
by Kemensos. The evidence on which the evaluation is based
here is composed primarily of first-hand observation of the
programs in operation. Where possible information collected
from administrative records, including monitoring and
evaluation reports, and from Kemensos itself, is summarized.
Design features, efficiency and effectiveness of program
implementation and operation, and impacts (intended or not)
the program produces for beneficiaries are all analyzed in
as much detail as possible. Current policy planning within
Kemensos assumes expansion of these programs in the coming
years, so an evaluation of the programs' features is
relevant for Indonesian policymakers and stakeholders. |
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JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly |
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JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly |
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JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly |
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JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly |
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JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly |
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jslu, jspaca, pksa : cash and in-kind transfers for at-risk youth, the disabled, and vulnerable elderly |
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2017 |
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okr-10986-266932021-04-23T14:04:37Z JSLU, JSPACA, PKSA : Cash and In-Kind Transfers for At-Risk Youth, the Disabled, and Vulnerable Elderly World Bank ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS ASSESSMENT PROCESS BANK ACCOUNTS BASELINE ESTIMATES BASIC EDUCATION BASIC NEEDS BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES BEHAVIOR CHANGE BENEFICIARY BUDGET ALLOCATION BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUDGET DATA BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGET FORMULATION BUDGET PLANNING CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH PAYMENTS CASH TRANSFER CASH TRANSFERS CENTRAL BUDGET CENTRAL FUNDING CENTRAL FUNDS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET CHILD CARE CIVIL SERVANTS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS CONDITIONALITIES CONDITIONALITY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST COST EFFECTIVENESS COST OF LIVING CULTURAL RIGHTS DATA COLLECTION DEBT DEBT PAYMENTS DECONCENTRATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DEVELOPMENT POLICY DISABILITY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DISBURSEMENT DISTRICT DISTRICT BUDGET DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS DISTRICT LEVEL DISTRICT OFFICIALS DISTRICTS DRUG ABUSE DRUGS ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION ECONOMIC RIGHTS ECONOMIC STATUS ECONOMIES OF SCALE EDUCATION SYSTEM EFFICIENCY GAINS EFFICIENCY INDICATORS ELDERLY EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURE REPORTING EXPENDITURES FAMILY HEALTH FAMILY INCOME FAMILY SUPPORT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FIXED INCOME FLOW OF INFORMATION FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FUND MANAGERS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HEALTH CARE HEALTH PROVIDERS HEALTH SERVICES HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HOUSING HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME LEVELS INFLATION INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ISSUANCE LAWS LEGAL STATUS LEVEL OF EDUCATION LEVELS OF EDUCATION LOCAL COMMUNITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT BUDGETS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MALFEASANCE MARGINAL GROUPS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MEDIUM-TERM DEVELOPMENT MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL MINISTRY OF FINANCE MISTRUST MISUNDERSTANDING MORTALITY NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES NATIONAL LEVELS NATIONAL STATISTICS NUTRITION NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OLD-AGE OVERHEAD COST PAMPHLET PENALTIES PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE PERSONNEL EXPENSES POLICY PLANNING POST OFFICE POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAM EVALUATION PROGRAM EXPENDITURE PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM OBJECTIVES PROGRAM REVIEWS PROGRAMS PROVINCE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PUBLIC OFFICIALS PURCHASING POWER QUALITATIVE INFORMATION QUALITY OF CARE QUALITY OF LIFE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION RATES OF INFLATION RENT PAYMENTS RIGHTS OF PERSONS RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES RISKY BEHAVIOR RURAL AREAS SAFETY NET SAVINGS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SELF ESTEEM SELF-CONFIDENCE SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVICE QUALITY SOCIAL AFFAIRS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL NETWORKS SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL SUPPORT SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIAL WORKERS STOCK EXCHANGE STREET CHILDREN SUB-NATIONAL SUB-NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS SUBNATIONAL TAX TERTIARY LEVEL TOTAL EXPENDITURE TOTAL SPENDING TRANCHES TRANSPORTATION URBAN AREAS VICTIMS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE VILLAGE VULNERABILITY VULNERABLE GROUPS WAGES Direct cash transfers for vulnerable elderly and disabled populations have been provided by the Ministry of Social Welfare (Kementerian Sosial, Kemensos) since 2006; a similar cash transfer for at-risk youth was inaugurated in 2009. The Government of Indonesia's (GoI) pro-poor development initiatives, international agreements and domestic laws and regulations, and considerable experience delivering more general social assistance programs led to the creation of cash transfers for these historically neglected and difficult-to-reach groups. These programs Jaminan Sosial Lanjut Usia (JSLU), Jaminan Sosial Paca Berat (JSPACA), and program Kesejahteraan Sosial Anak (PKSA) for the elderly, disabled, and youth respectively transfer cash directly to beneficiaries. They account for increasing shares of the Kemensos overall budget, but subsidies directed to care and rehabilitation facilities as well as direct provision of institutional care still account for a noticeable portion of the Kemensos budget for these groups. Program support operations socialization and outreach; allocation, targeting and prioritization; monitoring and evaluation; and complaints and grievances have very small budgets and depend crucially on cooperation and enthusiasm from local governments and facilitators. A full range of safeguarding activities is spelled out in program guidelines but these have not been institutionalized at the local implementation level. There is variation in the content, methods, frequency, completion rates, and outcomes in all safeguarding activities, and no easy-to-use reporting process that would ensure information from implementation level reaches the central funding and policy agency, Kemensos. The note summarizes quantitative and qualitative evidence in order to build a sound foundation for evaluating the cash transfer programs JSLU, JSPACA, and PKSA provided by Kemensos. The evidence on which the evaluation is based here is composed primarily of first-hand observation of the programs in operation. Where possible information collected from administrative records, including monitoring and evaluation reports, and from Kemensos itself, is summarized. Design features, efficiency and effectiveness of program implementation and operation, and impacts (intended or not) the program produces for beneficiaries are all analyzed in as much detail as possible. Current policy planning within Kemensos assumes expansion of these programs in the coming years, so an evaluation of the programs' features is relevant for Indonesian policymakers and stakeholders. 2017-05-22T16:49:44Z 2017-05-22T16:49:44Z 2012-02 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/199371468042237781/JSLU-JSPACA-PKSA-cash-and-in-kind-transfers-for-at-risk-youth-the-disabled-and-vulnerable-elderly http://hdl.handle.net/10986/26693 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Jakarta Economic & Sector Work :: Public Expenditure Review Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific Indonesia |