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Priorities for social security. Trends, challenges and solutions

By Issa

The International Social Security Association (ISSA) draws its value, strength and dynamism from a global membership of national institutions that administer the main social security programmes of their countries. This gives the Association a unique and privileged vantage point from which to analyse key policy issues and emerging challenges in social security, and the many innovative responses and creative solutions to these.

For its 2020–2022 Programme and Budget, the ISSA defined four priority areas to be addressed during the triennium, namely:

• The future of social security administration and management • Social security coverage in a changing world • Meeting the evolving needs of an ageing population • The role of social security in promoting inclusive growth and social cohesion The SARS-CoV-2 virus that triggered the COVID-19 pandemic has caused much suffering. Successive waves of contagion have led to serious social and economic costs for the health and livelihoods of populations and for national economies.

 

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