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Has Covid made the case for a new approach to minimum income protection?

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Has Covid made the case for a new approach to minimum income protection?

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Amidst discussions on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy and the most vulnerable citizens, the debate around minimum income schemes (MIS), universal basic income (UBI) and the adequate measures to prevent social exclusion has gained renewed attention at national and EU levels. The webinar will take stock of ongoing debate and address the following questions: is the pandemic calling for a new European-wide approach to  minimum income protection? Has Covid made the case for UBI? What can we learn from recent policy developments around MIS and UBI experiments in EU member states?

The event will mark the end of a three-day Summer School –  ‘Reducing risk of poverty in the EU: Data and policies’ – organised by CEPS in the framework of the Horizon 2020 project InGRID-2 and with financial support from the European Commission.

Host
Cinzia Alcidi Cinzia Alcidi
Cinzia Alcidi

Senior Research Fellow, Head of the Economic Policy and Jobs & Skills Unit

Speakers list
Marcello Natilli

Assistant Professor of Political Science (University of Milan)

Minna Ylikännö

Senior Specialist (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment in Finland)

Sarah Marchal

Researcher (University of Antwerp)

Francine Mestrum

Chairwoman, Global Social Justice