30 35 Table 1. Benefits, schemes and policies providing basic income security for children aged 0–15/… 2. Benefits, schemes and policies providing basic income security for persons in active age (15–65) Table 3. Benefits, schemes and policies providing basic income security for older persons aged 65+ Table 4. Benefits, schemes and policies providing essential health care In each please enter into the cell corresponding to the type of benefit and scheme/policy providing basic income security or essential health care ONLY the exact name of the benefit which forms part of the national social protection floor. All other information about each benefit thus entered into the table shall be provided separately following the template below: 1. Name of the benefit/guarantee 2. Categories of persons protected and qualifying conditions 3. Guaranteed minimum amount(s) of cash benefit or quantity of benefit in kind (for each category of persons protected) 4. Average number of persons actually receiving such minimum amounts or quantity of benefit 5. Total number (or estimate) of persons covered by the corresponding scheme/programme 6. Total expenditure spent annually on the scheme/programme, including cost of administration and delivery of benefits
30 35 Table 1. Benefits, schemes and policies providing basic income security for children aged 0–15/… 2. Benefits, schemes and policies providing basic income security for persons in active age (15–65) Table 3. Benefits, schemes and policies providing basic income security for older persons aged 65+ Table 4. Benefits, schemes and policies providing essential health care In each please enter into the cell corresponding to the type of benefit and scheme/policy providing basic income security or essential health care ONLY the exact name of the benefit which forms part of the national social protection floor. All other information about each benefit thus entered into the table shall be provided separately following the template below: 1. Name of the benefit/guarantee 2. Categories of persons protected and qualifying conditions 3. Guaranteed minimum amount(s) of cash benefit or quantity of benefit in kind (for each category of persons protected) 4. Average number of persons actually receiving such minimum amounts or quantity of benefit 5. Total number (or estimate) of persons covered by the corresponding scheme/programme 6. Total expenditure spent annually on the scheme/programme, including cost of administration and delivery of benefits