Indeed, few countries currently provide comprehensive social protection, as defined by ILO Convention 102 (the instrument establishing internationally-agreed minimum social-security standards). According to the ILO, only one-third of countries worldwide – accounting for roughly 28% of the global population – provide all nine types of protection, meaning that only about 20% of the world’s working-age population (and their families) enjoys comprehensive coverage.
事实上，目前很少有国家提供ILO公约102（规定国际一致同意的最低限度社会安全标准的条款）所定义的全面的社会保障。根据ILO的数据，全世界只有三分之一的国家——人口大约占全球总数的28%——提供所有九种社会保障，这意味着全世界只有约20%的工作年龄人口（及其家庭）享受得到全面覆盖。