Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
titulares de un plan
English translation:
benefit claimants
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Wendy Gosselin
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Spanish term
titulares de un plan
Spanish to English
Social Sciences
Government / Politics
This is from a chart for an ILO paper on youth employment in Argentina. "AUH" refers to the cash-transfer plan for each child in a poor household.
Distribución de los beneficiarios y titulares de la AUH por edad - Abril de 2013
My question is the difference between "beneficiarios" and "titulares". Beneficiaries and plan holders? Is there a better term? Thanks
Distribución de los beneficiarios y titulares de la AUH por edad - Abril de 2013
My question is the difference between "beneficiarios" and "titulares". Beneficiaries and plan holders? Is there a better term? Thanks
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3 +3 | benefit claimants | Robert Carter |
3 | beneficiaries and participants | Darius Saczuk |
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benefit claimants
In this context it probably means the parents or guardians (claimant) of the children (beneficiaries) who are eligible for the benefits.
In the US, I believe (not sure) they are called entitlement recipients.
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Or perhaps recipients is another name for beneficiaries.
"Distribution of AUH beneficiaries (recipients) and claimants by age..."
In the US, I believe (not sure) they are called entitlement recipients.
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Note added at 1 hr (2015-11-10 00:03:20 GMT)
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Or perhaps recipients is another name for beneficiaries.
"Distribution of AUH beneficiaries (recipients) and claimants by age..."
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beneficiaries and participants
This might work.
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