How broad is social protection coverage in your country?

Select the scenario that best describes access to health care in your country:

• All residents have access to essential publicly funded health care services.
• Publicly funded health care is currently implemented, but gaps in coverage remain.
• Constitutional provisions or legislation entitles residents to health coverage, but publicly funded schemes are not currently implemented.
• Residents only have access to private health care and there is no legal framework for the provision of public health care.

Select the scenario that best describes access to social security for children in your country:

• All children have access to a nationally defined minimum level of publicly funded income security.
• Publicly funded income security is currently available, but does not reach all children.
• Constitutional provisions or legislation entitles children to income security, but publicly funded schemes are not currently implemented.
• Children only have access to private social security and there is no legal framework for the provision of public income security.

Select the scenario that best describes access to income security for working-age groups in your country:

• All working-age residents have access to a nationally defined minimum level of publicly funded income security.
• Publicly funded income security is currently available, but does not reach all working-age residents.
• Constitutional provisions or legislation entitles working-age residents to income security, but publicly funded schemes are not currently implemented.
• Working-age residents only have access to private income security and there is no legal framework for the provision of public income security.

Select the scenario that best describes access to income security for older persons in your country:

• All older persons have access to a nationally defined minimum level of publicly funded income security.
• Publicly funded income security is currently available, but does not reach all older persons.
• Constitutional provisions or legislation entitles older persons to income security, but publicly funded schemes are not currently implemented.
• Older persons only have access to private income security and there is no legal framework for the provision of public income security.