Social Insurance Administration Project
Strengthening social insurance administration through integrated systems, coordinated institutions, and evidence-based reforms.
Our Latest Activities
Improving Access and Efficiency of Social Insurance Services
The SIAP project places strong emphasis on improving citizen access to social insurance services. Digitalization of administrative processes reduces processing times, minimizes errors, and enhances transparency in service delivery. Modernized systems allow...
Institutional Capacity Building under the SIAP Project
The SIAP project places strong emphasis on improving citizen access to social insurance services. Digitalization of administrative processes reduces processing times, minimizes errors, and enhances transparency in service delivery. Modernized systems allow...
Social Insurance Administration Systems
Strengthening social insurance administration through unified registries, modernized processes, and improved institutional coordination.
Disability Assessment & Employment Reform
Introducing a unified disability assessment system, strengthening coordination through the CDCCU, and supporting inclusive employment policies.
Project Implementation & Governance
Ensuring effective implementation, coordination, and monitoring of SIAP activities in line with national and World Bank standards.
Useful Information
Documents
Official SIAP documents, methodologies, and reports.
Useful Links
Quick access to related institutions and official resources.
Contact
Contact the SIAP team for official inquiries and coordination.
Ask SIAP
Send questions about SIAP activities and reforms.
Project at a Glance
What is SIAP?
The Social Insurance Administration Project (SIAP) is a World Bank–supported reform initiative aimed at strengthening and modernizing the administration of social insurance and disability-related systems.
How is it implemented?
The project is implemented through institutional strengthening, introduction of unified systems and methodologies, digitalization of key processes, and coordinated project management.
What problems does it address??
SIAP addresses fragmented registries, complex administrative procedures, inconsistent disability assessment practices, and limited coordination between responsible institutions.
Who benefits?
The project benefits public institutions, professionals involved in service delivery, and citizens who access social insurance, disability assessment, and related public services.
Partnering for better public services
Implemented by the Ministry of Social Policy, Demography and Youth, with support from the World Bank.
