Informal jobs might also provide more autonomy and flexibility in the case of self-employed but also for women with children working at home. On the one hand, the higher the quality of the benefits provided by the non-contributory programme relative to those provided by the contributory programmes, the higher is the increase in incentives for informality. On the other hand, the higher the share of incentives not directly associated with social protection, the lower the impact of extension is likely to be. This is probably due to the fact that Seguro Popular (Box 2.6) is one of the largest non-contributory programmes implemented up to now and its implementation has raised a lively debate (see e.g. Levy, 2008).