Promoting equality: An interregional perspective
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development reflects a consensus on the need to move towards more egalitarian, cohesive and solidarity-based societies, and calls for ensuring that “no one will be left behind” on the road to development. The regional commissions of the United Nations have come togeth...
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oai-11362-436772021-03-04T10:42:00Z Promoting equality: An interregional perspective NU. CEPAL Cuenta de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo NU. ECA NU. ESCAP NU. ESCWA DESARROLLO ECONOMICO IGUALDAD POBREZA DISTRIBUCION DEL INGRESO POLITICA SOCIAL SEGURIDAD SOCIAL DESARROLLO SOCIAL GENERO GRUPOS DE EDAD DISCRIMINACION RACIAL ZONAS URBANAS ZONAS RURALES SALUD EDUCACION EMPLEO POLITICA FISCAL SECTOR INFORMAL INTEGRACION SOCIAL INDICADORES ECONOMICOS INDICADORES SOCIALES AGENDA 2030 PARA EL DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EQUALITY POVERTY INCOME DISTRIBUTION SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GENDER AGE GROUPS RACIAL DISCRIMINATION URBAN AREAS RURAL AREAS HEALTH EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT FISCAL POLICY INFORMAL SECTOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION ECONOMIC INDICATORS SOCIAL INDICATORS 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development reflects a consensus on the need to move towards more egalitarian, cohesive and solidarity-based societies, and calls for ensuring that “no one will be left behind” on the road to development. The regional commissions of the United Nations have come together to prepare this report, which synthesizes regional findings and lessons learned in the conceptualization, design and implementation of public policies and programmes oriented towards greater equality. As this report highlights, inequality includes —but transcends— income inequality and relates to the uneven exercise of rights, unequal access to opportunities and capacity development, and unequal results. Social inequality gives rise to adverse social, environmental and economic consequences, stratified by economic status, age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin or religion. However, social inequality can be successfully addressed and is not an inevitable outcome. Promoting greater equality through adequate social protection, health, education, labour and fiscal policies not only helps to safeguard the economic, social and cultural rights of all people, but also fosters growth, development and greater social justice. Foreword .-- Introduction .-- I. Setting the stage: inequality and poverty in world regions .-- II. Regional view: inequality in Africa. A. Socioeconomic inequality. B. Factors contributing to the decline in inequality of some countries. C. Conclusion. -- III. Latin America and the Caribbean: social protection policies to address inequality. A. Public policies that address socio-economic stratification. B. Public policies that address gender inequality. C. Public policies that reduce life cycle inequalities. D. Public policies that reduce race and ethnic inequalities. E. Public policies that reduce territorial inequalities. F. Concluding remarks .-- IV. Promoting Equality: a regional view from Asia and the Pacific. A. Major socioeconomic inequalities, their trends and key drivers. B. Public policies to tackle inequalities. C. Moving forward .-- V. Informality in the Arab region: another facet of inequality .-- VI. Pro-equality policies along the life cycle: early childhood and old age. .-- Tables. 2018-07-06T17:18:33Z 2018-06-26T21:57:32Z 2018-07-06T17:18:33Z 2018-07-06 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/43677 LC/TS.2018/50/Rev.1 en Documentos de Proyectos .pdf application/pdf AFRICA AMERICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE ASIA Y EL PACIFICO PAISES ARABES AFRICA ARAB COUNTRIES ASIA AND THE PACIFIC LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN ECLAC |
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DESARROLLO ECONOMICO IGUALDAD POBREZA DISTRIBUCION DEL INGRESO POLITICA SOCIAL SEGURIDAD SOCIAL DESARROLLO SOCIAL GENERO GRUPOS DE EDAD DISCRIMINACION RACIAL ZONAS URBANAS ZONAS RURALES SALUD EDUCACION EMPLEO POLITICA FISCAL SECTOR INFORMAL INTEGRACION SOCIAL INDICADORES ECONOMICOS INDICADORES SOCIALES AGENDA 2030 PARA EL DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EQUALITY POVERTY INCOME DISTRIBUTION SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GENDER AGE GROUPS RACIAL DISCRIMINATION URBAN AREAS RURAL AREAS HEALTH EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT FISCAL POLICY INFORMAL SECTOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION ECONOMIC INDICATORS SOCIAL INDICATORS 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT |
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DESARROLLO ECONOMICO IGUALDAD POBREZA DISTRIBUCION DEL INGRESO POLITICA SOCIAL SEGURIDAD SOCIAL DESARROLLO SOCIAL GENERO GRUPOS DE EDAD DISCRIMINACION RACIAL ZONAS URBANAS ZONAS RURALES SALUD EDUCACION EMPLEO POLITICA FISCAL SECTOR INFORMAL INTEGRACION SOCIAL INDICADORES ECONOMICOS INDICADORES SOCIALES AGENDA 2030 PARA EL DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EQUALITY POVERTY INCOME DISTRIBUTION SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GENDER AGE GROUPS RACIAL DISCRIMINATION URBAN AREAS RURAL AREAS HEALTH EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT FISCAL POLICY INFORMAL SECTOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION ECONOMIC INDICATORS SOCIAL INDICATORS 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Promoting equality: An interregional perspective |
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The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development reflects a consensus on the need to move towards more egalitarian, cohesive and solidarity-based societies, and calls for ensuring that “no one will be left behind” on the road to development. The regional commissions of the United Nations have come together to prepare this report, which synthesizes regional findings and lessons learned in the conceptualization, design and implementation of public policies and programmes oriented towards greater equality.
As this report highlights, inequality includes —but transcends— income inequality and relates to the uneven exercise of rights, unequal access to opportunities and capacity development, and unequal results. Social inequality gives rise to adverse social, environmental and economic consequences, stratified by economic status, age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin or religion. However, social inequality can be successfully addressed and is not an inevitable outcome. Promoting greater equality through adequate social protection, health, education, labour and fiscal policies not only helps to safeguard the economic, social and cultural rights of all people, but also fosters growth, development and greater social justice. |
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