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21 March 2024
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ECLAC Supports the Governor’s Office in Valle del Cauca, Colombia in Strengthening its Capacities
The technical assistance given by the Bogotá Office seeks to promote civic participation in the formulation, implementation and monitoring of territorial public policies.
28 de August de 2018
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Fact sheet
Desigualdad horizontal y discriminación étnica en cuatro países latinoamericanos
Hoja informativa con un resumen del artículo publicado en Revista CEPAL N° 125, agosto de 2018. Autora: Alicia Puyana.
17 October 2013
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Press Release
ECLAC Calls on Latin American and Caribbean Countries to Make Progress in Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Women
Document highlights the deep inequalities affecting over 23 million indigenous women.
19 June 2012
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Press Release
Latin American and Caribbean Countries Agree to Forge Closer Collaboration in order to Improve Use of Statistics
They called for increased use of national data in human development reports, and highlighted progress in the code of good practice for statistics.
