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✨ As part of socialprotection.org’s 11th anniversary campaign, ‘The Cost of Not Investing in Social Protection’, we are inviting our members to reconnect with the platform and discover new ways to engage with the global social protection community.

📚 Read now the ninth and final contribution to buff.ly/y8XkFjh%E2%8... 11th Anniversary Blog Series: “The Costs of Inaction and Insufficient Investing in Social Protection: Who Pays When Systems Are Not Ready”.

Through evidence, reflections and practical insights, the Cost of Not Investing in Social Protection blog series, part of the 11th socialprotection. org niversary campaign, highlighted why sustained investment in social protection matters for people, societies and economies.

📚 Read now the ninth and final contribution to buff.ly/y8XkFjh%E2%8... 11th Anniversary Blog Series: “The Costs of Inaction and Insufficient Investing in Social Protection: Who Pays When Systems Are Not Ready”.

The authors highlight the importance of strengthening national systems before crises occur, investing in institutional capacity, coordination and preparedness to ensure faster, more predictable and sustainable responses when shocks hit.

📚 Read now the ninth and final contribution to buff.ly/y8XkFjh%E2%8... 11th Anniversary Blog Series: “The Costs of Inaction and Insufficient Investing in Social Protection: Who Pays When Systems Are Not Ready”.

✍️ Written by Patricia Velloso, Clara Van Panhuys, Lou Tessier and Soa Rabetsaroana, on behalf of the SPIAC-B Working Group on Linking Humanitarian Assistance and Social Protection, the blog examines how insufficient investment +

🌍🤝 Connecting with communities on the values of the United Nations 📍 On 10 October, buff.ly/y8XkFjh took part in the United Nations Day celebrations in Bonn, Germany, represented by Bilal Akhter, Knowledge Management Assistant at the platform.

Perhaps, more than ever, it is important to reconnect with these values and remember why the UN matters.”

🌍🤝 Connecting with communities on the values of the United Nations 📍 On 10 October, buff.ly/y8XkFjh took part in the United Nations Day celebrations in Bonn, Germany, represented by Bilal Akhter, Knowledge Management Assistant at the platform.

Reflecting on the importance of connecting with the public, Bilal Akhter shared: “It was inspiring to meet citizens in Bonn who were genuinely curious and keen to learn about the work of the UN. +

🌍🤝 Connecting with communities on the values of the United Nations 📍 On 10 October, buff.ly/y8XkFjh took part in the United Nations Day celebrations in Bonn, Germany, represented by Bilal Akhter, Knowledge Management Assistant at the platform.

The event brought together 23 organisations to share their work on sustainable development, international dialogue and global cooperation.

📢 What does it take to create the fiscal space for universal social protection? New evidence from Honduras, Moldova, Morocco, Pakistan and Senegal explores how domestic reforms, financing arrangements and international solidarity can help expand investment in social protection.

🎉📰 Our October newsletter is out! Following World Food Day, this edition focuses on the role of social protection in advancing food security and nutrition.

Our 11th anniversary campaign, The Cost of Not Investing in Social Protection, also continues until the end of October. Explore the campaign's latest blogs highlighting the value of sustained investment in social protection: buff.ly/UFyBqr9

🎉📰 Our October newsletter is out! Following World Food Day, this edition focuses on the role of social protection in advancing food security and nutrition.

🌍 Updates from the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, alongside upcoming webinars and events A blog by BRAC International drawing on discussions about the future of Graduation at APSP Week 2026 buff.ly/fCa951x

🎉📰 Our October newsletter is out! Following World Food Day, this edition focuses on the role of social protection in advancing food security and nutrition.

✍️ A special blog on how social protection and rural development investments can work together to strengthen food security, improve nutrition and build resilient livelihoods, drawing on Brazil’s experience and IFAD’s contributions buff.ly/FPG8XD7

🎉📰 Our October newsletter is out! Following World Food Day, this edition focuses on the role of social protection in advancing food security and nutrition.

With 645 million people facing hunger in 2025 and 2.69 billion unable to afford a healthy diet, strengthening social protection systems is essential to improving access to nutritious food and protecting households from economic and climate-related shocks.

📚 Read now the eighth piece in socialprotection.org’s 11th Anniversary Blog Series: “Beyond the Hunger Map: Linking Social Protection and Rural Development in Brazil”. 🌾 Brazil has twice graduated from the UN Hunger Map, in 2014 and 2025.

Through evidence, reflections and practical insights, the Cost of Not Investing in Social Protection blog series, part of the 11th socialprotection.org anniversary campaign, highlights why sustained investment in social protection matters for people, societies and economies.

📚 Read now the eighth piece in socialprotection.org’s 11th Anniversary Blog Series: “Beyond the Hunger Map: Linking Social Protection and Rural Development in Brazil”. 🌾 Brazil has twice graduated from the UN Hunger Map, in 2014 and 2025.

✍️ Written by Florencia Alejandre, Simon Gontard and Alexandra Teixeira, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) 💡 Read the full blog: buff.ly/FPG8XD7 ✨ Explore the other contributions in the series (stay tuned for upcoming pieces over the next weeks): buff.ly/v0C6F0t

📚 Read now the eighth piece in socialprotection.org’s 11th Anniversary Blog Series: “Beyond the Hunger Map: Linking Social Protection and Rural Development in Brazil”. 🌾 Brazil has twice graduated from the UN Hunger Map, in 2014 and 2025.

This blog explores how social protection, school feeding and support for family farmers have contributed to these achievements, and how the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) complements national policies to strengthen rural livelihoods and food security.

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🌍🌾#WorldFoodDay | 16 October 🌱 Celebrated on 16 October, World Food Day offers an opportunity to reflect on the connections between social protection, climate adaptation and resilient rural livelihoods

Integrating climate knowledge into social protection can help support more resilient and sustainable rural livelihoods! 🎥 Marco Knowles, Senior Social Protection Officer at the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), shares his reflections!

🌍🌾#WorldFoodDay | 16 October 🌱 Celebrated on 16 October, World Food Day offers an opportunity to reflect on the connections between social protection, climate adaptation and resilient rural livelihoods