Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7530981 Boletín Mexicano de Derecho Comparado 2015 34 Pages PDF
Abstract
The natural disasters occurring around the world today leave no doubt that climate change will continue to have severe consequences for social security systems in every country. As the impact of the social and natural hazards affecting global populations has increased, so has social security spending, most significantly on housing, health care, and the protection of livelihoods. But it seems that despite this urgent and irrefutable fact, social security systems have few or no resources to cope with the challenges imposed by climate change. This article's findings, enriched by comparative law studies, contribute to establishing the challenges faced by social security providers as a result of climate change.
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