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24/02/2021 | Note for equality
Note for Equality N°31: International trade: a means to a recovery with gender equality?
In Latin America and the Caribbean, export-related employment (direct and indirect) represents a small proportion of total employment, altho
Note for Equality N°30: The care economy as an accelerator of the structural change with equality
The progress towards a development agenda based on economic, social and environmental sustainability must incorporate the concept of care
Note for Equality Nº 29: Women in the pension systems of the region
Pension systems in Latin America and the Caribbean reproduce and intensify structural inequalities present in other areas.
Note for Equality Nº 28: Women in the future of work
The segmentation of Latin American labour markets - a consequence of the high degree of structural heterogeneity and the persistent sexual d
Note for Equality N° 27: Femicide, the most extreme expression of violence against women
At least 2,795 women were victims of femicide in 23 Latin American and Caribbean countries in 2017, according to data provided by national p
Note for Equality N° 26: The challenges of equality for Afro-Latin American, Afro-Caribbean and diaspora women
The current situation of Afro-descendant women in Latin America and the Caribbean shows the persistence of deep inequalities regarding other
Note for Equality N° 25: Who takes care of dependant population in the city? Urban politics and women's economic autonomy
In Latin America, cities play a central role in planning and developing policies to promote the progress of its people, improve their living
Note for Equality N° 24: Planning for equality and women's autonomy
The gender equality plans developed by the governments of the region show how States intend to overcome the critical nodes of gender discrim
Notes for Equality N°23: Women's rights and autonomy at the center of Sustainable Development in Latin America and the Caribbean
Progressing towards SDG 5 involves implementing public policies to end discrimination and violence against women, recognize and value unpaid
Notes for Equality N°22: Women: the most harmed by unemployment
Despite that the rate of unemployment in Latin America has tended to be low, accumulating a decline of 2.8 percentage points between 2002 an