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PROTECTIONNAIRE Coverage Who wants Full coverage 100% to be a protectionnaire? Question 3 60% Ready to start? Question 2 30% Question 1 0% Lifelines Fifty-Fifty (50:50): You can ask to eliminate two of the incorrect answer choices

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  2. Coverage Who wants Full coverage 100% to be a protectionnaire? Question 3 60% Ready to start? Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  3. Lifelines • Fifty-Fifty (50:50): You can ask to eliminate two of the incorrect answer choices • Ask the Audience: You can ask the audience which answer they believe is correct • Phone-A-Friend: You can « call » one of your team member.

  4. Team 1 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% The Social Protection Floor- Initiative emerged in 2009 as a major UN response to the global Question 3 60% crisis. Which of the following is wrong: a) It is a universal set of benefits b) It is a set of guarantees c) It promotes policy coherence Question 2 30% d) It is a temporary measure Question 1 0%

  5. Team 1 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% The Social Protection Floor- Initiative emerged in 2009 as a major UN response to the global Question 3 60% crisis. Which of the following is wrong: a) It is a universal set of benefits b) It is a set of guarantees c) It promotes policy coherence Question 2 30% d) It is a temporary measure Question 1 0%

  6. Team 2 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% Which of the following is not a mechanism contributing to provide basic social health protection in the Social Protection Floor framework? Question 3 60% a) Social insurance such as the National Social Security Fund for private sector employees b) Health protection programs such as Question 2 30% the Health Equity Funds c) Voluntary Private insurance d) Community based health insurance schemes Question 1 0%

  7. Team 2 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% Which of the following is not a mechanism contributing to provide basic social health protection in the Social Protection Floor framework? Question 3 60% a) Social insurance such as the National Social Security Fund for private sector employees b) Health protection programs such Question 2 30% as the Health Equity Funds c) Voluntary Private insurance d) Community based health insurance schemes Question 1 0%

  8. Team 3 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% How would you calculate the income provided by the Public Works Programs ? Question 3 60% a) Using the minimum wage b) Using a basket of goods c) Using the nationally defined poverty line Question 2 30% d) Any of the propositions above Question 1 0%

  9. Team 3 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% How would you calculate the income provided by the Public Works Programs ? Question 3 60% a) Using the minimum wage b) Using a basket of goods c) Using the nationally defined poverty line Question 2 30% d) Any of the propositions above Question 1 0%

  10. Team 4 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% In order to progressively implement the social protection floor, it is necessary: a)To establish a social dialogue with all Question 3 60% stakeholders involved to agree on priorities b) To concentrate all social protection interventions within one ministry c) To implement a decentralized system Question 2 30% with several ministries working independently d) To create a new institution in charge of social protection Question 1 0%

  11. Team 4 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% In order to progressively implement the social protection floor, it is necessary: a)To establish a social dialogue with all Question 3 60% stakeholders involved to agree on priorities b) To concentrate all social protection interventions within one ministry c) To implement a decentralized Question 2 30% system with several ministries working independently d) To create a new institution in charge of social protection Question 1 0%

  12. Team 5 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% Does the provision of a lump sum upon retirement offer an adequate protection ? Question 3 60% a) Yes b) No Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  13. Team 5 Question 1 Coverage Full coverage 100% Does the provision of a lump sum upon retirement offer an adequate protection ? Question 3 60% a) Yes b) No Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  14. Team 1 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% Which one of the following benefits is NOT periodical cash benefit: Question 3 60% a)Jaminan Sosial Penyandang Cacat (JSPACA) b) Jaminan Sosial Lanjut Usia (JSLU) c) Askesos d) Beasiswa Miskin Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  15. Team 1 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% Which one of the following benefits is NOT periodical cash benefit: Question 3 60% a)Jaminan Sosial Penyandang Cacat (JSPACA) b) Jaminan Sosial Lanjut Usia (JSLU) c) Askesos Question 2 30% d) Beasiswa Miskin Question 1 0%

  16. Team 2 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% How much budget is allocated for Jamkesmas ’ participant per person per month? Question 3 60% a) <Rp. 6,000 b) 6,001-10,000 c) 10,000-15,000 d) >15,000 Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  17. Team 2 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% How much budget is allocated for Jamkesmas ’ participant per person per month? Question 3 60% a) <Rp. 6,000 b) 6,001-10,000 c) 10,000-15,000 d) >15,000 Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  18. Team 3 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% Companies are obligated to register their employers in the JHT, JK, and JKK Programs if: Question 3 60% a) The business is located in industrial areas b) The business is registered c) The salary per person is Rp. 1 Question 2 30% million or more d) The total salary of all employers is Rp. 1 million or more Question 1 0%

  19. Team 3 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% Companies are obligated to register their employers in the JHT, JK, and JKK Programs if: Question 3 60% a) The business is located in industrial areas b) The business is registered c) The salary per person is Rp. 1 Question 2 30% million or more d) The total salary of all employers is Rp. 1 million or more Question 1 0%

  20. Team 4 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% If you are a member of Jamsostek and you get total permanent disability due Question 3 60% to employment injury, you would get a lump sum benefit of: a) 80X 50% of monthly salary b) 70X 70% of monthly salary Question 2 30% c) 80X70% of monthly salary d) 80X60% of monthly salary Question 1 0%

  21. Team 4 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% If you are a member of Jamsostek and you get total permanent disability due to employment injury, you would get Question 3 60% a lump sum benefit of: a) 80X 50% of monthly salary b) 70X 70% of monthly salary c) 80X70% of monthly salary Question 2 30% d) 80X60% of monthly salary Question 1 0%

  22. Team 5 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% How much is the maximum benefit a household can receive from PKH transfer per year? Question 3 60% a) Rp. 3,200,000 b) Rp. 2,200,000 c) Rp. 1,200,000 d) Rp. 2,300,000 Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  23. Team 5 Question 2 Coverage Full coverage 100% How much is the maximum benefit a household can receive from PKH transfer per year? Question 3 60% a) Rp. 3,200,000 b) Rp. 2,200,000 c) Rp. 1,200,000 d) Rp. 2,300,000 Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  24. Team 1 Question 3 Coverage Full coverage 100% Brazil implemented in 2003 the Bolsa Familia program, which merged different existing programs. Bolsa Question 3 60% Familia is a conditional cash transfer which includes conditions on: a) Health b) Education Question 2 30% c) Nutrition d) All of the above Question 1 0%

  25. Team 1 Question 3 Coverage Full coverage 100% Brazil implemented in 2003 the Bolsa Familia program, which merged different existing Question 3 60% programs. Bolsa Familia is a conditional cash transfer which includes conditions on: a) Health b) Education Question 2 30% c) Nutrition d) All of the above Question 1 0%

  26. Team 2 Question 3 Coverage Full coverage 100% The MDG 2 (Universal access to education) is likely to be achieved by 2015 (excluding China and India) in: Question 3 60% a) 1 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia b) 3 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia Question 2 30% c) 8 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia d)15 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia Question 1 0%

  27. Team 2 Question 3 Coverage Full coverage 100% The MDG 2 (Universal access to education) is likely to be achieved by 2015 (excluding China and India) in: Question 3 60% a) 1 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia b) 3 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia Question 2 30% c) 8 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia d)15 of the 19 countries of SE, NE and N. Asia Question 1 0%

  28. Team 3 Question 3 Coverage Full coverage 100% Which country does not have an unemployment insurance system? Question 3 60% a) Viet Nam b) Cambodia c) Thailand d) Mongolia Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  29. Team 3 Question 3 Coverage Full coverage 100% Which country does not have an unemployment insurance system? Question 3 60% a) Viet Nam b) Cambodia c) Thailand d) Mongolia Question 2 30% Question 1 0%

  30. Team 4 Question 3 Coverage Full coverage 100% Question 3 60% In developing countries of the Asia-Pacific region, what is the proportion of older persons that receive some form of a pension? Question 2 30% a. 20% b. 30% c. 40% d. 50% Question 1 0%

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