1. Working group
Phnom Penh – 3 November 2011

2. Rules of Jeopardy Social Protection Floor Initiative
Each round, the team selects a representative
The representative chooses a number
He/ she reads the corresponding question to his/her team
After consultation, the team gives an answer
If the answer is correct, the team earns budget money to implement Social Protection Provisions

3. Rules of Jeopardy Social Protection Floor Initiative
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Jackpot question: earn double
Limited time question
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4. Choose a number ! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

5. Question 1
Which of the following is not a mechanism contributing to provide basic social health protection in the Social Protection Floor framework?
Social insurance such as the National Social Security Fund for private sector employees
Health protection programs such as the Health Equity Funds
Voluntary Private insurance
Community based health insurance schemes
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6. Question 1
Which of the following is not a mechanism contributing to provide basic social health protection in the Social Protection Floor framework?
Social insurance such as the National Social Security Fund for private sector employees
Health protection programs such as the Health Equity Funds
Voluntary Private insurance
Community based health insurance schemes
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7. Question 2
China has achieved to cover 94,6% of the population with social health protection, does it mean that the first guarantee of the floor is achieved ?
Yes
No, because 94,6% is not full coverage
No, because we have no guarantee that the benefit package is adequate
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8. Question 2
China has achieved to cover 94,6% of the population with social health protection, does it mean that the first guarantee of the floor is achieved ?
Yes
No, because 94,6% is not full coverage
No, because we have no guarantee that the benefit package is adequate
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9. Question 3
Which one is false : why does a health social protection system must be implemented step by step?
To ensure the financial sustainability of the scheme while gradually expanding the fiscal space
Because the economic conditions can improve and make the further development of social protection programs unnecessary
To ensure that the supply of social services (infrastructures, staff…) matches with the demand
To take stock of the past achievements and experiences while developing next steps
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10. Question 3
Which one is false : why does a health social protection system must be implemented step by step?
To ensure the financial sustainability of the scheme while gradually expanding the fiscal space
Because the economic conditions can improve and make the further development of social protection programs unnecessary
To ensure that the supply of social services (infrastructures, staff…) matches with the demand
To take stock of the past achievements and experiences while developing next steps
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11. Question 4
Give the names of the already existing Social Health Protection Schemes in Cambodia.
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12. Question 4
Give the names of the already existing Social Health Protection Schemes in Cambodia.
Health Equity Funds
Community Based Health Insurance
National Social Security Fund for Formal Sector Workers (under preparation)
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13. Question 5
The health equity funds (HEF) reimburse health services providers for treating patients who are classified as too poor to pay.
Which of the following is NOT an implementation gap?
Non-availability of health services, as evidenced by deficient infrastructure, lack of qualified staff, medicines, etc.
The package offered does not include ARVs
The scheme is financially dependent on donors and thus not sustainable
Lack of effective access to healthcare due to under-table payments
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14. Question 5
The health equity funds (HEF) reimburse health services providers for treating patients who are classified as too poor to pay.
Which of the following is NOT an implementation gap?
Non-availability of health services, as evidenced by deficient infrastructure, lack of qualified staff, medicines, etc.
The package offered does not include ARVs (legal gap)
The scheme is financially dependent on donors and thus not sustainable
Lack of effective access to healthcare due to under-table payments
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15. Question 6
According to you, what percentage of the social health expenditure in Cambodia is dependent on donors ?
10%
20%
30%
40%
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16. Question 6
According to you, what percentage of the social health expenditure in Cambodia is dependent on donors ?
10%
20%
30%
40%
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17. Question 7
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure access to essential health care services for all in Cambodia ?
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18. Question 7
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure access to essential health care services for all in Cambodia ?
Extend the coverage of HEFs to all the poor
Extend the coverage of HEFs to all informal economy
Increase the benefits package of the HEFs - indicate which health care services should be added
Ensure that the services included in the HEFs package are available in all health care centers …
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19. Question 8
General question
In order to progressively implement the social protection floor, it is necessary:
To establish a social dialogue with all stakeholders involved to agree on priorities
To concentrate all social protection interventions within one ministry
To implement a decentralized system with several ministries working independently
To create a new institution in charge of social protection
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20. Question 8
General question
In order to progressively implement the social protection floor, it is necessary:
To establish a social dialogue with all stakeholders involved to agree on priorities
To concentrate all social protection interventions within one ministry
To implement a decentralized system with several ministries working independently
To create a new institution in charge of social protection
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21. Question 9
What is NOT a consistent predictor of child vulnerability?
Having his/her parents living below the poverty line
Facing multiple problems that are drivers of social exclusion (disability, displacement, ethnicity)
Looking at risks and vulnerabilities faced by the family and the community, as well as specific vulnerabilities (gender, age)
Looking at being a single or double orphan only
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22. Question 9
What is NOT a consistent predictor of child vulnerability?
Having his/her parents living below the poverty line
Facing multiple problems that are drivers of social exclusion (disability, displacement, ethnicity)
Looking at risks and vulnerabilities faced by the family and the community, as well as specific vulnerabilities (gender, age)
Looking at being a single or double orphan only
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23. Question 10
The MDG 2 (Universal access to education) is likely to be achieved by 2015 (excluding China and India) in:
8 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia
3 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia
15 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia
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24. Question 10
The MDG 2 (Universal access to education) is likely to be achieved by 2015 (excluding China and India) in:
8 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia
3 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia
15 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia
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25. Question 11
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26. Question 12
Conditional cash-transfers have proven to efficiently provide income support to the families as well as ensure primary school enrolment and health care prevention.
The non fulfillment of the conditionality (school enrolment and health care utilization) is a good indicator of the lack of supply of health and education services.
True
False
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27. Question 12
Conditional cash-transfers have proven to efficiently provide income support to the families as well as ensure primary school enrolment and health care prevention.
The non fulfillment of the conditionality (school enrolment and health care utilization) is a good indicator of the lack of supply of health and education services.
True
False
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28. Question 13
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29. Question 14
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure income security for children so that they can access education, nutrition and care in Cambodia ?
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30. Question 14
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure income security for children so that they can access education, nutrition and care in Cambodia ?
Establish a conditional cash transfer
Provide systematic free school meals in rural areas and take home rations
Expand the re-entry and non formal education programs to all rural areas
Expand compulsory education up to the 12th grade
Expand the apprenticeship program for children between 15 and 18 year old …
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31. Question 15 BACK Which one is False?
To assess if the income support at poverty line level in Cambodia is guaranteed, we should look at:
Social assistance schemes
Subsidies on essential goods
Contributory schemes for the formal workers
Short-time projects put in place after the financial crisis
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32. Question 15 BACK Which one is False?
To assess if the income support at poverty line level in Cambodia is guaranteed, we should look at:
Social assistance schemes
Subsidies on essential goods
Contributory schemes for the formal workers
Short-time projects put in place after the financial crisis
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33. Question 16
Which country does not have an unemployment insurance system?
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Thailand
Mongolia
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34. Question 16
Which country does not have an unemployment insurance system?
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Thailand
Mongolia
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35. Question 17
How would you calculate the income provided by the Public Works Programs ?
Using the minimum wage
Using a basket of goods
Using the nationally defined poverty line
Any of the propositions above
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36. Question 17
How would you calculate the income provided by the Public Works Programs ?
Using the minimum wage
Using a basket of goods
Using the nationally defined poverty line
Any of the propositions above
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37. Question 18
The internal migrant workers in Cambodia are not covered by the Health Equity Funds (HEF).
Which one(s) of the following explanation(s) is/are true ?
Because the HEFs are not harmonized at national level
Because there is no central database of beneficiaries
Because the identification through the ID-poor is done only in rural areas
Because it is difficult to assess their vulnerability
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38. Question 18
The internal migrant workers in Cambodia are not covered by the Health Equity Funds (HEF).
Which one(s) of the following explanation(s) is/are true ?
Because the HEFs are not harmonized at national level
Because there is no central database of beneficiaries
Because the identification through the ID-poor is done only in rural areas
Because it is difficult to assess their vulnerability
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39. Question 19
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40. Question 20
Which ministries and agencies should be involved in the provision of income security measures (in case of sickness, maternity, unemployment, underemployment, work injury) for working age population in Cambodia ?
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41. Question 20
Which ministries and agencies should be involved in the provision of income security measures (in case of sickness, maternity, unemployment, underemployment, work injury) for working age population in Cambodia ?
MoSAVY
MoLVT
Ministry of Agriculture
Ministry of Interior
CARD
NSSF
NSSF-C…………………….
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42. Question 21
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure income security (in case of sickness, maternity, unemployment, underemployment, work injury) for the working age population ?
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43. Question 21
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure income security (in case of sickness, maternity, unemployment, underemployment, work injury) for the working age population ?
Design and establish a maternity benefit for female informal economy workers
Establish a public works program in rural areas
Ensure that all underemployed in rural areas have access to appropriate TVET and/or private training programs
Provide financial and technical support for the creation of microentreprises after completion of vocational training …
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44. Question 22
Which one(s) of the following proposition(s) is/are true ?
The introduction of a universal old age pension in Cambodia is…
irrelevant, because the family should take care of their elderly
Relevant because, when receiving a minimum pension, the elderly invest in the future of their grandchildren
Relevant, because, when received a minimum pension, the elderly can more easily participate in community activities
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45. Question 22
Which one(s) of the following proposition(s) is/are true ?
The introduction of a universal old age pension in Cambodia is…
irrelevant, because the family should take care of their elderly
Relevant because, when receiving a minimum pension, the elderly invest in the future of their grandchildren
Relevant, because, when received a minimum pension, the elderly can more easily participate in community activities
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46. Question 23
An analysis on 39 countries in Asia and the Pacific shows that only 31% of the elderly receive a pension. This is lower that the world's average (40%).
False
True
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47. Question 23
An analysis on 39 countries in Asia and the Pacific shows that only 31% of the elderly receive a pension. This is lower that the world's average (40%).
False
True
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48. Question 24
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49. Question 25
Does the provision of a lump sum upon retirement offer an adequate protection ?
Yes No
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50. Question 25
Does the provision of a lump sum upon retirement offer an adequate protection ?
Yes No
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51. Question 26
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52. Question 27
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53. Question 28
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure the income security of the elderly in Cambodia ?
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54. Question 28
Provide 4 recommendations aiming to ensure the income security of the elderly in Cambodia ?
Implementation of a pension fund for civil servants
Establishment of a pension fund for private sector employees
Design and establishment of a non contributory universal old age pension for informal economy workers
Establishment of voluntary and subsidized savings accounts in addition to minimum old age pensions…
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