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Children of African descent in Latin America

15 November 2019 | Briefing note

Laís Abramo and Marta Rangel[1] The history of Latin America is closely related to European colonization, conquest and slavery. The latter consisted both of the enslavement of part of the indigenous population and, in particular, of African people trafficked intercontinentally[2]. The slave system lasted in the region for almost 400 years and has left deep marks in our societies. These include the structural inequalities that affect Afrodescendent populations and the persistence and reproduction of racism and ethnic and racial discrimination manifested in different areas of development and rig…

FIVE OF FIVE: Ask Us!

25 October 2019 | Briefing note

Its open access week and we want to connect you with scholarly resources.…

Webinar: The UCL Research Data Repository

26 September 2019 | Briefing note

On September 10th, Paul Ayris, of the University College London (UCL), presented the Data Repository of that University, within the framework of the Mini Workshop Series on Data Management of Research and Open Science, organized by the Library of the ECLAC.…

ECLAC Launches New Book Showing Paths to Development in Brazil

3 September 2019 | Briefing note

The organization’s office in Brasilia has organized a book that brings together essays with contributions on tackling structural economic “bottlenecks” and harnessing opportunities for the country’s development.…

The artificial intelligence Latin America SuMIT

3 September 2019 | Briefing note

In order to identify opportunities and risks that Latin American countries might face as they begin as they move towards increasing the adoption of artificial intelligence…

The Environmental Legal Clinics Alliance issues a public statement on the Escazú Agreement

23 August 2019 | Briefing note

In the framework of the 1st Regional Congress of Legal clinics “from the streets to the courts: the reality of clinical education in Latin America” organized by the Faculty of Law of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), the first meeting of environmental legal clinics took place on 8 and 10 August 2019 with the participation of Faculties of Law of Universities in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Peru.…

Everyone is flocking to the ECLAC Library

7 August 2019 | Briefing note

For many years, when a person mentioned the word Twitter, it was in the context of birds. But today, when persons say Twitter they are often referring to a popular short messaging system that allows users to share messages and brief bits of information online to a particular following. @BibliotecaCepal joined Twitter in October 2011 and today boasts an active following of almost 6000 accounts. Each message from @BibliotecaCEPAL is a carefully crafted post meant to transmit a lot of information in a short space of time. The BibliotecaCEPAL account is a great place to connect with the world of …

CEPAL propõe coordenação de políticas fiscais para um grande impulso a investimentos sustentáveis no Brasil

22 July 2019 | Briefing note

(Brasília, 23 de julho de 2019) O Escritório da Comissão Econômica para a América Latina e o Caribe (CEPAL) das Nações Unidas no Brasil contribuiu com um texto para o blog da Green Fiscal Policy Network, uma rede liderada pela ONU-Meio Ambiente, Fundo Monetário Internacional (FMI) e Cooperação Técnica Alemã (GIZ). No texto, são apresentados os principais destaques do relatório recente da CEPAL sobre o tema no Brasil e se propõe um conjunto coordenado de políticas fiscais para dar impulso a um novo ciclo de desenvolvimento socioeconômico com a sustentabilidade ambiental no centro. Texto “A Big …

The Agricultural Development and Climate Change Unit from ECLAC’s sub-regional headquarters in Mexico contributes to the SE-COMISCA publication “Regional Health”

17 July 2019 | Briefing note

As part of the cooperation and technical assistance undertaken with our regional partners, the Agricultural Development and Climate Change Unit from ECLAC’s sub-regional headquarters in Mexico recently contributed to a SE-COMISCA (Secretaría Ejecutiva del Consejo de Ministros de Salud de Centroamérica) publication. In the second edition of the magazine “Regional Health” published by SE-COMISCA, ECLAC submitted an article about “Migration, Health, and Climate Change” that addressed the effects climate change has on the intersection between health and migration. Other themes included displacemen…

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