Table 1.

Articles in this SI of EJDR on social protection and social cohesion

Author(s)	Geographic focus	Social protection scheme(s)	Attribute(s) and dimension(s) of social cohesion	Method
Burchi, Loewe, Malerba and Leininger	Global	All	All attributes and dimensions	Literature review and conceptual considerations
Roelen, Kim and Leon-Himmelstine	Burundi and Haiti	Graduation programmes	Mainly cooperation for the common good and inclusive identity on two dimensions Plus effects of social cohesion on social protection	Qualitative analysis of semi-structured discussions, interactive activities and focus group discussions
Burchi and Roscioli	Malawi	Graduation programmes	All attributes and dimensions	Mixed-method design: experimental design and primary household data; econometric analysis; focus group discussions and individual interviews
Beierl and Dodlova	Malawi	Cash for work programmes	Cooperation for the common good	Quantitative analysis of three household surveys
Zintl and Loewe	Jordan	Cash for work programmes	All attributes and dimensions	Quantitative analysis of census data and qualitative content analysis of key informant interviews
Strupat	Kenya	All existing contributory and non-contributory social protection schemes	All attributes and dimensions	Quantitative analysis of representative household survey data
Ongowo	Kenya	Social services	Mainly inclusive identity and horizontal trust	Qualitative content analysis of key informant interviews
Malerba	Global	Social protection policies used in combination with climate mitigation policies	All attributes and dimensions	Literature review and econometric analysis