This case study reviews the role of the World Food Programme (WFP) in supporting social protection in Haiti over the last decade. It assesses how WFP has supported the building blocks of Haiti’s national social protection system, focusing on the development of a national social protection policy, the expansion of the social registry, the implementation of a safety net, the institutionalisation process for social protection and linking shock-responsive social protection to anticipatory action. The case study is a light-touch exercise, undertaken through a rapid literature review and interviews with WFP staff and other key stakeholders.
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