The Concepts of Deservingness and Mobility in Access to Social Assistance: A Qualitative Study on the Cash for Care Scheme in Turkey

Simla Serim, Başak Akkan
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This article explores the concepts of deservingness and mobility by focusing on the cash for care as a social assistance scheme. Following the global economic crisis, it was observed that the budget allocations to social assistance had been increased, and cash transfers have been extended in many countries. In the 2001 and 2008 economic crises and during the global health crisis fueled by the pandemic, the social assistance schemes have emerged as crucial social policy intervention in responding to the social and economic effects of the situation. In Turkey, we could refer to a wide range of social assistance schemes. Yet, the emphasis of this article is on the cash for care which could be considered both social assistance and a care provision. In the European countries, there has been similar cash-for-care schemes being implemented since the 90s. However, unlike these cash-for-care schemes in Europe, in Turkey, the cash benefit is provided to the family member (care-giver) who provides care to a disabled or elderly in the family. In this context, the article deals with the cash for care scheme as a social assistance provision. It explores the concepts of deservingness and mobility concerning poor families' access to social assistance schemes. In our research that is being shared in the article, in-depth interviews were carried out with the social assistance provisions administrators, social workers, beneficiaries of the cash for care scheme, and the NGO representatives and based on their narratives, the concepts as mentioned above are being explored.
获得社会援助的应得性和流动性概念:对土耳其现金换护理计划的定性研究
本文通过关注作为社会援助方案的护理现金,探讨了应得性和流动性的概念。在全球经济危机之后,人们注意到社会援助的预算拨款有所增加,许多国家扩大了现金转移。在2001年和2008年的经济危机中,以及在大流行病加剧的全球卫生危机期间,社会援助计划成为应对这种情况的社会和经济影响的关键社会政策干预措施。在土耳其,我们可以提到各种各样的社会援助计划。然而,这篇文章的重点是现金护理,这可以被认为是社会援助和护理提供。自上世纪90年代以来,欧洲国家也实施了类似的“医疗换现金”计划。然而,与欧洲的这些以现金换护理计划不同,在土耳其,现金津贴提供给照顾家庭中残疾人或老年人的家庭成员(照顾者)。在这方面,本文将现金换护理计划作为一项社会援助规定加以处理。它探讨了贫穷家庭获得社会援助计划的应得性和流动性的概念。在文章中分享的我们的研究中,我们对社会援助规定的管理者、社会工作者、现金换护理计划的受益者和非政府组织代表进行了深入的采访,并根据他们的叙述,对上述概念进行了探索。
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