Seminars and Conferences

A series bringing together documents relating to seminars and conferences organized by ECLAC. Prepared by: Office of the Executive Secretary and ECLAC divisions. ISSN: 1680-9017.

Report of the international meeting of experts on the theme “Measuring gender-based violence against women and girls: lessons learned and challenges”

Within the framework of the XXIV International Meeting on Gender Statistics held in September 2023 in Aguascalientes, Mexico, the international meeting of experts was convened to analyse strategies for measuring the prevalence and incidence of gender-based violence against women and girls and the

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35 pages.

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ECLAC

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LC/TS.2024/73

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Report of the Second Annual Forum on Human Rights Defenders in Environmental Matters in Latin America and the Caribbean
Institutional strengthening and sustainable financing for Latin American and Caribbean cities: statements delivered at the thirty-second General Assembly of the Forum of Ministers and High-level Authorities of Housing and Urbanism in Latin America and the Caribbean (MINURVI)
Report of the Third Regional Seminar on Social Development. Promoting labour inclusion as a way to overcome inequalities and informality in Latin America and the Caribbean
Financing for climate change mitigation in cities: statements made at the 2023 Ministerial Meeting of the Forum of Ministers and High-level Authorities on Housing and Urbanism in Latin America and the Caribbean (MINURVI)
Transforming habitats and cities: towards urban development in Latin America and the Caribbean
Report of the second regional seminar on social development. Social security (pensions and health) and the protracted crisis: an opportunity to combat inequality in the framework of a welfare state in Latin America and the Caribbean
Report of the First Annual Forum on Human Rights Defenders in Environmental Matters in Latin America and the Caribbean
Report of the first regional seminar on social development. Education in Latin America and the Caribbean: The prolonged crisis as an opportunity for restructuring
Concluding remarks: interconnecting education policy with other social policies and the opportunity to rethink education
Evolution of school reopenings in Latin America and the Caribbean

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