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Question 1

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Which of the following health care schemes in Lao PDR is not a health insurance scheme? A. Social Security Organization’s scheme for private

sector workersB. State Authority for Social Security scheme for civil

servantsC. Community Based Health Insurance scheme for

informal economy workersD. Health Equity Funds

Question 1

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Which of the following health care schemes in Lao PDR is not a health insurance scheme? A. Social Security Organization’s scheme for private

sector workersB. State Authority for Social Security scheme for civil

servantsC. Community Based Health Insurance scheme for

informal economy workersD. Health Equity Funds

Question 2

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Which country has achieved the SPF guarantee for health care?

A. Thailand B. IndonesiaC. Viet NamD. Malaysia

Question 2

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Which country has achieved the SPF guarantee for health care?

A. Thailand B. IndonesiaC. Viet NamD. Malaysia

Question 3

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Identify the objectives of the National Health Insurance Agency in Lao PDR?

A. To complete the existing health insurance scheme with additional benefits

B. To implement a health insurance scheme that will integrate all existing social health protection systems

C. To achieve universal health care coverageD. To provide free access to health care for all

Question 3

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Identify the objectives of the National Health Insurance Agency in Lao PDR?

A. To complete the existing health insurance scheme with additional benefits

B. To implement a health insurance scheme that will integrate all existing social health protection systems

C. To achieve universal health care coverageD. To provide free access to health care for all

Question 4

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Which of the following is not a design gap?

A. People in remote areas not aware of the public health care scheme

B. No provision for cost of transportation to hospitals in the non-contributory health insurance scheme

C. No provision for undocumented migrant workers in the non-contributory health insurance scheme

D. Laws and institutions involved in the social health protection system are fragmented

Question 4

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Which of the following is not a design gap?

A. People in remote areas not aware of the public health care scheme

B. No provision for cost of transportation to hospitals in the non-contributory health insurance scheme

C. No provision for undocumented migrant workers in the non-contributory health insurance scheme

D. Laws and institutions involved in the social health protection system are fragmented

Question 5What was the total estimated expenditure under all social protection schemes in Cambodia in 2010? A. 3.3% of GDPB. 5.5% of GDPC. 7.7% of GDPD. 10.2% of GDP

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Question 5What was the total estimated expenditure under all social protection schemes in Cambodia in 2010? A. 3.3% of GDPB. 5.5% of GDPC. 7.7% of GDPD. 10.2% of GDP

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Question 6Which of the following recommendations is not appropriate?

A. Floor for health should include Antiretroviral treatment for HIV+ people.

B. Package should include preventive and curative care.C. Migrant and domestic workers should not be entitled

to the social protection floor for health.D. Schemes should be coordinated and integrated.

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Question 6Which of the following recommendations is not appropriate?

A. Floor for health should include Antiretroviral treatment for HIV+ people.

B. Package should include preventive and curative care.C. Migrant and domestic workers should not be entitled

to the social protection floor for health.D. Schemes should be coordinated and integrated.

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Question 7

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What does IAWG-SPC stand for?

A. Insurance Against White Gorillas in South Pacific Countries

B. Information Analysis Working Group for Statistics and Process Control

C. Indonesian Advanced Welfare Guarantee and Social Protection Committee

D. Inter Agency Working Group for Social Protection of Children

Question 7

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What does IAWG-SPC stand for?

A. Insurance Against White Gorillas in South Pacific Countries

B. Information Analysis Working Group for Statistics and Process Control

C. Indonesian Advanced Welfare Guarantee and Social Protection Committee

D. Inter Agency Working Group for Social Protection of Children

Question 8

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Which of the following is NOT a useful and consistent predictor of child vulnerability?

A. Having parents living below the poverty lineB. Being a single or double orphanC. Facing problems that are drivers of social exclusion

such as disability, displacement, ethnicityD. Risks and vulnerabilities specific to a gender or age

group

Question 8

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Which of the following is NOT a useful and consistent predictor of child vulnerability?

A. Having parents living below the poverty lineB. Being a single or double orphanC. Facing problems that are drivers of social exclusion

such as disability, displacement, ethnicityD. Risks and vulnerabilities specific to a gender or age

group

Question 9

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Which country already has a centralised system to identify and register beneficiaries of social protection programs using smart cards?

A. ThailandB. BruneiC. ChinaD. India

Question 9

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Which country already has a centralised system to identify and register beneficiaries of social protection programs using smart cards?

A. ThailandB. BruneiC. ChinaD. India

Question 10

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To design social protection measures, opinions of children and young people do not necessarily have to be included because parents will know better about their needs.

A. TrueB. False

Question 10

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To design social protection measures, opinions of children and young people do not necessarily have to be included because parents will know better about their needs.

A. TrueB. False

Question 11

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Which of the following schemes does not exist yet in Myanmar?

A. Unemployment protectionB. Free primary educationC. Maternity benefitsD. Disability benefits

Question 11

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Which of the following schemes does not exist yet in Myanmar?

A. Unemployment protectionB. Free primary educationC. Maternity benefitsD. Disability benefits

Question 12

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The Ministry of Social Welfare should be the sole actor to ensure a more efficient intervention in child labour issues.

A. TrueB. False

Question 12

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The Ministry of Social Welfare should be the sole actor to ensure a more efficient intervention in child labour issues.

A. TrueB. False

Question 13

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Question 13

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Which of the following benefits is not provided to private sector employees in Indonesia under the PT Jamsostek social insurance fund?

A. Employment injuryB. Death benefitsC. Unemployment benefitsD. Provident fund

Question 13

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Which of the following benefits is not provided to private sector employees in Indonesia under the PT Jamsostek social insurance fund?

A. Employment injuryB. Death benefitsC. Unemployment benefitsD. Provident fund

Question 14

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What is the coverage of the two minimum living standard guarantee schemes for urban and rural people with income levels below the local poverty line in China?

A. 22%B. 50%C. 67%D. Almost 100%

Question 14

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What is the coverage of the two minimum living standard guarantee schemes for urban and rural people with income levels below the local poverty line in China?

A. 22%B. 50%C. 67%D. Almost 100%

Question 15

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With which countries has China entered into bilateral social security agreements for expats and migrants?

A. Mongolia and NepalB. Germany and KoreaC. Singapore and MyanmarD. France and India

Question 15

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With which countries has China entered into bilateral social security agreements for expats and migrants?

A. Mongolia and NepalB. Germany and KoreaC. Singapore and MyanmarD. France and India

Question 16

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Which of the following features of the Social Security Organisation’s package for informal economy workers could be flagged as a design issue?

A. It has a yearly contributionB. Government subsidizes part of the contributionC. SSO works with community groups to collect the

contributionsD. Beneficiaries are involved in the development of the

package

Question 16

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Which of the following features of the Social Security Organisation’s package for informal economy workers could be flagged as a design issue?

A. It has a yearly contributionB. Government subsidizes part of the contributionC. SSO works with community groups to collect the

contributionsD. Beneficiaries are involved in the development of the

package

Question 17

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In Viet Nam, some employers maintain the number of employees below a threshold so that they do not fall under the Social Insurance Law.

A. TrueB. False

Question 17

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In Viet Nam, some employers maintain the number of employees below a threshold so that they do not fall under the Social Insurance Law.

A. TrueB. False

Question 18

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Question 18What does the “Twin” system of China refer to?

A. A system which compares information collected by labour inspectors with data from social security institutions

B. A scheme which provides social security benefits of health care and working age to formal sector workers

C. An infrastructure system which maintains a database of all registered beneficiaries

D. A unified infrastructure system used by the Govt. and line ministries to pay out social security benefits

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Question 18

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What does the “Twin” system of China refer to?

A. A system which compares information collected by labour inspectors with data from social security institutions

B. A scheme which provides social security benefits of health care and working age to formal sector workers

C. An infrastructure system which maintains a database of all registered beneficiaries

D. A unified infrastructure system used by the Govt. and line ministries to pay out social security benefits

Question 19

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Which of these schemes are provided to people in Brunei?

A. Universal schemesB. Programmes to facilitate return to employmentC. Housing policy schemesD. All of the above

Question 19

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Which of these schemes are provided to people in Brunei?

A. Universal schemesB. Programmes to facilitate return to employmentC. Housing policy schemesD. All of the above

Question 20

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A study of countries that provide social pensions has indicated that the cost of universal social pensions is usually less than what percentage of the GDP?

A. 2%B. 3%C. 4%D. 5%

Question 20

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A study of countries that provide social pensions has indicated that the cost of universal social pensions is usually less than what percentage of the GDP?

A. 2%B. 3%C. 4%D. 5%

Question 21

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Which of the following countries has the longest tradition of social welfare?

A. ThailandB. Brunei C. MalaysiaD. South Korea

Question 21

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Which of the following countries has the longest tradition of social welfare?

A. ThailandB. BruneiC. MalaysiaD. South Korea

Question 22

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Does the provision of a lump sum amount upon retirement offer adequate protection for the elderly?

A. Yes B. No

Question 22

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Does the provision of a lump sum amount upon retirement offer adequate protection for the elderly?

A. Yes B. No

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Question 24

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Which country introduced the Progress Package in 2006 to share Government budgetary surplus with the people, especially the elderly and poor sections?

A. BruneiB. JapanC. SingaporeD. Thailand

Question 24

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Which country introduced the Progress Package in 2006 to share Government budgetary surplus with the people, especially the elderly and poor sections?

A. BruneiB. JapanC. SingaporeD. Thailand

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