People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America

COVID-19 is exposing social inequalities of all kinds in the world and the region, as well as the overrepresentation of Afrodescendants among the group living in poverty who are employed in informal and caregiving jobs. As Afrodescendants have worse indicators of well-being than their non-Afrodescen...

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spelling oai-11362-466212021-01-26T16:43:52Z People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America NU. CEPAL COVID-19 VIRUS EPIDEMIAS ASPECTOS SOCIALES AFRODESCENDIENTES POBREZA VIVIENDA EDUCACION EMPLEO INGRESOS GENERO POLITICA SANITARIA DERECHOS HUMANOS COVID-19 VIRUSES EPIDEMICS SOCIAL ASPECTS PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT POVERTY HOUSING EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT INCOME GENDER HEALTH POLICY HUMAN RIGHTS COVID-19 is exposing social inequalities of all kinds in the world and the region, as well as the overrepresentation of Afrodescendants among the group living in poverty who are employed in informal and caregiving jobs. As Afrodescendants have worse indicators of well-being than their non-Afrodescendent peers, they are seen as one of the groups most vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic, in terms of both infection and mortality. Accordingly, this document analyses the specific situation of Afrodescendent populations and the effects that COVID-19 might be having on them, based on up-to-date empirical dataand an ethnic/racial, generational, territorial, rights-based and gender approach. Introduction .-- I. Reasons why COVID-19 might be having a disproportionate impact on the Afrodescendent population .-- II. The Afrodescendent population and its vulnerability to COVID-19: what the data tell us. A. Poverty. B. Adequate housing and access to services. C. Education. D. Employment and income .-- III. Actions to combat COVID-19 .-- IV. Recommendations. 2021-01-26T15:32:21Z 2021-01-26T15:32:21Z 2021-01-26 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/46621 en .pdf application/pdf AMERICA LATINA LATIN AMERICA ECLAC
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topic COVID-19
VIRUS
EPIDEMIAS
ASPECTOS SOCIALES
AFRODESCENDIENTES
POBREZA
VIVIENDA
EDUCACION
EMPLEO
INGRESOS
GENERO
POLITICA SANITARIA
DERECHOS HUMANOS
COVID-19
VIRUSES
EPIDEMICS
SOCIAL ASPECTS
PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT
POVERTY
HOUSING
EDUCATION
EMPLOYMENT
INCOME
GENDER
HEALTH POLICY
HUMAN RIGHTS
spellingShingle COVID-19
VIRUS
EPIDEMIAS
ASPECTOS SOCIALES
AFRODESCENDIENTES
POBREZA
VIVIENDA
EDUCACION
EMPLEO
INGRESOS
GENERO
POLITICA SANITARIA
DERECHOS HUMANOS
COVID-19
VIRUSES
EPIDEMICS
SOCIAL ASPECTS
PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT
POVERTY
HOUSING
EDUCATION
EMPLOYMENT
INCOME
GENDER
HEALTH POLICY
HUMAN RIGHTS
People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America
description COVID-19 is exposing social inequalities of all kinds in the world and the region, as well as the overrepresentation of Afrodescendants among the group living in poverty who are employed in informal and caregiving jobs. As Afrodescendants have worse indicators of well-being than their non-Afrodescendent peers, they are seen as one of the groups most vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic, in terms of both infection and mortality. Accordingly, this document analyses the specific situation of Afrodescendent populations and the effects that COVID-19 might be having on them, based on up-to-date empirical dataand an ethnic/racial, generational, territorial, rights-based and gender approach.
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title People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America
title_short People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America
title_full People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America
title_fullStr People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America
title_full_unstemmed People of African descent and COVID-19: unveiling structural inequalities in Latin America
title_sort people of african descent and covid-19: unveiling structural inequalities in latin america
publisher ECLAC
publishDate 2021
url http://hdl.handle.net/11362/46621
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