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A Lifelong Safety Net: Why social protection must start at birth, not retirement
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A Lifelong Safety Net: Why social protection must start at birth, not retirement
Even as they go through the different stages of life, most Ugandans live in rural areas, with multidimensional poverty and limited access to social services. FILE PHOTO UNICEF NEWS FEATURE | LYDIA MIREMBE | Somewhere in Masaka, an elderly grandmother takes care of 13 grandchildren. A dilapidated house left by her long-deceased husband is the only possession to speak of. She can hardly afford their food, education, or healthcare. To make ends me…
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