Social safety nets in the form of cash, food grants, education and health services, nutritional programs, and public works that provide temporary jobs -- can reduce vulnerabilities and invest in families’ well-being. Yet, 773 million of the world’s poor are not covered by safety nets programs. A well-designed safety net program not only prevents families from falling back into poverty but also helps them jump back into a better life.
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