OECD; Ramos, Gabriela, 2017: "Enhancing Social Inclusion in Latin America: Key issues and the role of social protection systems."
http://www.oecd.org/latin-america/regional-programme/Enhancing-Social-Inclusion-LAC.pdf
"This report gives an overview of the state of social inclusion in LAC countries [Latin America and the Carribean), highlighting the forces – both internal and external – that contribute to the persistence of inequalities in such a heterogeneous region. By recognising the deficiencies in regional redistributive systems and the perniciousness of the informality trap, the report stresses the importance of building an integrated, multisectoral approach to inclusive growth based on sustainable and well-designed social protection systems that enable all individuals and groups to fulfil their aspirations. It informs policy makers on the challenges and opportunities brought about by Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and shares best practices on how to make social protection systems 'future proof'." [Abstract: Author’s information]
Release date: 21.09.2020
Update: 21.09.2020
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