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! workowning pap e r CBMS-20 16-09 Le renforcement du SSCP et la protection sociale Universite Laval du secteur informel : cas des communes de Diébougou (province de la Bougouriba), Koper (province du Ioba) et To (province de la Sissili) Lassina Konaté Michel Kone Omer Combary Ouedraogo Jeannette Prosper Somda Samandoulgou Rasmata November 2016 i CEDRES PEP/CBMS SSCP UNICEF/BF The Community Poverty Monitoring System (PSCS) " Strengthening Social Protection in the Informal Sector through CBMS: Case of the Communes of Diébougou (Province of Bougouriba), Koper (Province of Ioba) and To (Province of Sissili) Final report November 2016 Members of the CBMS / BF team Dr. Konaté Lassina Dr. Somda Prosper Mr. Koné Michel Dr Combary Omer Ms. Samandoulougou Rasmata M. Kabore/Ouedraogo Jeannette This work was carried out with thanks to a research grant from the PEP-CBMS Network through its program of analysis of growth and employment policy (PAGE), and the UNICEF / Burkina Faso. TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES V ABSTRACT VIII ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS X INTRODUCTION - 1 - I. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY - 2 - II. METHODOLOGY - 4 - 2.1. SOURCES OF DATA - 4 - 2.1.1. THE PRIMARY DATA - 4 - 2.1.2. THE SECONDARY DATA - 5 - 2.2. DATA COLLECTION - 5 - 2.3. DATA PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS - 5 - III. REVIEW OF LITERATURE - 6 - 3.1 international / global / regional development commitments relating to social protection and employment in the informal sector - 6 - 3.2. Initiatives at the country level and key issues relating to social protection in Burkina Faso - 7 - 3.3. Informal sector and employment - 12 - 3.4. Role of the social protection of workers in the informal sector in accelerating growth and sustainable development - 14 - IV. RESEARCH QUESTIONS - 15 - V. ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE STUDY - 16 - VI. RESULTS OF THE STUDY AND ANALYSIS OF DATA - 20 - 6.1. Community of Diebougou - 20 - 6.1.1. Social protection of the population in general - 20 - 6.1.1.1. Number of people employed in labor intensive labor (himo) - 20 - 6.1.1.2. Social assistance - 21 - 6.1.1.3. Social insurance - 33 - 6.1.2. Social protection of the informal sector - 44 - 6.1.3. Social protection of children - 52 - 6.2. Koper community - 56 - 6.2.1. Social protection of the general population - 56 - 6.2.1.1. Number of persons employed in labor-intensive work (himo) - 56 - i 6.2.1.2. Social assistance - 56 - 6.2.1.3. Social insurance - 66 - 6.2.2. Social protection of the informal sector - 76 - 6.2.3. Social protection of children - 82 - 6.3. Commune of To - 85 - 6.3.1. Social protection of the population in general - 85 - 6.3.1.1. Number of people employed in labor-intensive work (himo) - 85 - 6.3.1.2. Social assistance - 85 - 6.3.1.3. Social insurance - 95 - 6.3.2. Social protection of the informal sector - 104 - 6.3.3. Social protection of children - 111 - CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS (DIEBOUGOU, KOPER AND TO) - 113 - BIBLIOGRAPHY - 116 - ii LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Distribution of the population with or without assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .............................................................................. ... Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 2: Distribution of the population receiving food assistance by sex and place of residence (%)………………………………………………………… - 21 - Table 3: Distribution of the population receiving assistance for other non-food needs by sex and place of residence (%).............................................................................................. - 24 - Table 4: Distribution of the population receiving housing assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 25 - Table 5: Distribution of the Population Receiving Health Assistance by Sex and Place of Residence (%) ................................................................................................................ - 26 - Table 6: Distribution of the Population Assisted in Credit-Finance, Sex and Place of Residence (%) ................................................................................................................ - 28 - Table 7: Distribution of the population receiving education assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 29 - Table 8: Distribution of the population receiving any other form of assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................... - 30 - Table 9: Distribution of the population that adhere to social mutuals by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 32 - Table 10a: Distribution of the population according to desired services or services, sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................... - 33 - Table 10b: Distribution of the population according to desired services or services, sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................... - 35 - Table 10c: Distribution of the population by desired services or services by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 36 - Table 11: Distribution of Average Contribution Amount by Location ................................ - 37 - Table 11a: Distribution of the population according to social protection and gender ……..- 40 - Table 11b: Distribution of the Population according to access and willingness to pay for social protection and age group ………………………………………………………… - 40 - Table 11c: Distribution of the population according to access and willingness to pay for social protection and employment sector ………………………………………………………- 40 - Table 11d: Distribution of the population according to access and willingness to pay for social protection and occupation ……………………………………………………………..- 41 - Table 12: Distribution of persons working in the formal and informal sector according to the right to work and place of residence ................................................................................ - 43 - Table 13: Distribution of informal sector population by sex and place of residence (%)…………………………………………………………………………………….- 44 - Table 14: Distribution of informal sector population by age group and locality (%)………………………………………………………………………………………..- 45 - Table 15: Distribution of informal sector population with or without assistance by sex and place of residence (%)……………………………………- 47 - Table 16: Distribution of the population working in the informal sector, whether or not willing to join social mutuals by sex and place of residence ....................................................... - 49 - Table 17: Breakdown of the average contribution of the informal sector by locality ......... - 50 - Table 18: Distribution of children with or without assistance by place of residence ......... - 52 - Table 19: Distribution of children in receipt of food assistance, non-food assistance, education assistance and health assistance by place of residence (%) ........................... - 53 - iii Table 20: Distribution of the population with or without assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 55 - Table 21: Distribution of food assistance to population by sex and place of residence(%)- 57 - Table 22: Distribution of the population assisted for other non-food needs by sex and place of residence (%) .............................................................................................................. - 58 - Table 23: Distribution of the population receiving housing assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 59 - Table 24: Distribution of the Population Receiving Health Assistance by Sex and Place of Residence (%) ................................................................................................................ - 60 - Table 25: Distribution of the Population Assisted in Credit Finance by Gender and Place of Residence (%) ................................................................................................................ - 61 - Table 26: Distribution of the population with educational assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 62 - Table 27: Distribution of the population receiving any other form of assistance by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................... - 63 - Table 28: Distribution of the population that adhere to social mutuals by sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................................. - 65 - Table 29a: Distribution of the population according to desired services or services, sex and place of residence (%) .................................................................................................... - 66 - Table 29b: Distribution of the population according to desired