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Women’s work and closing the gender gap
The post reflects on the work that mothers and all women do around the world, particularly unpaid care and domestic work. As I argue in the article, to gain development progress, we need to reshape gender roles, redesign public policies and power relations — from individuals and families to structures and institutions . Without this, we will not Read more about Women’s work and closing the gender gap[…]
Citizens’ participation key to an inclusive and sustainable future
In my piece in OpenDemocracy I argue that collective action at all levels and balanced multi-stakeholder participation are prerequisites for generating more sustainable solutions. Check a full article here.
The Right Tool for the Job?
This blog is published as part of The Transformation Conversation: Blogs on the UNRISD Flagship Report 2016 and Agenda 2030. The series explores what it takes to design and implement innovative eco-social policies that will lead to transformative change and fulfil the potential of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Together with the evidence, analysis and case studies Read more about The Right Tool for the Job?[…]
Six megatrends that could alter the course of sustainable development
Our recent report published by the United Nations Development Programme in New York and the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development in Geneva identifies six global trends that will shape the trajectories of – and could potentially undermine – progress achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
Refugee Policy Should Be Based on Facts, Not Fear
Refugee Policy Should Be Based on Facts, Not Fear: “Refugees are men, women and children caught in the fury of war, or the cross hairs of persecution. Far from being terrorists, they are often the victims of terrorism themselves.”
Age of collective narcissism
Age of collective narcissism: “The central feature of narcissism is emotional dependence on admiration and recognition by others. When that admiration is sought on behalf of a group, narcissism becomes collective…”