Reframing the narrative on the future of work. The Global South perspective.
This document was elaborated within the framework of FOWIGS (Future of Work in the Global South), an initiative supported by IDRC and coordinated by CIPPEC.
Cracking the future of work. Automation and labor platforms in the Global South.
This book is part of the international initiative FOWIGS (Future of Work in the Global South), led by CIPPEC.
Gala Díaz Langou, CIPPEC’s new Executive Director
Julia Pomares, who held this position since 2015, says goodbye to the organization.
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Cracking the future of work. Automation and labor platforms in the Global South.
This book is part of the international initiative FOWIGS (Future of Work in the Global South), led by CIPPEC.
Urban greening. The case for ecological realignment in informal neighborhoods.
City governments in the Global South are working to improve informal settlements. However, upgrading programs rarely integrate climate resilience initiatives. The current investment in urban integration is an opportunity to include urban greening in the political agenda.
Digitalization as a common good. Contribution to an inclusive recovery.
The outbreak of COVID-19 has accelerated the digitalizaton of large parts of societies and economies, and the process of transformation into digital societies.
Modernizing the House of Representatives: Adaptations during the pandemic
The introduction of technology in the House of Representatives of the Argentine Nation, due to COVID-19, offers an opportunity to rethink legislative work and to pursue reforms to modernize its management. This document analyzes that process.
Virtual sessions: a milestone for the Argentine House of Representatives
This publication is a summary of “Modernizing the House of Representatives: Adaptations during the pandemic”, a document by CIPPEC’s Political Institutions Program.
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Ramiro AlbrieuPrincipal Researcher of the Economic Development Program
CIPPEC
Pandemic and Poverty
Carola della PaoleraCoordinator of the Social Protection Program
Alejandra CardiniDirector of the Education Program
María Belén AbdalaCoordinator of the Political Institutions Program
Alejandro Sáez RealeCoordinator of the Cities Program
Natalia AquilinoDirector of the Monitoring and Evaluation Program
Carolina TchintianDirector of the Political Institutions Program
Ricardo CarciofiPrincipal Researcher of the Economic Development Program
CIPPEC
Conduct and the Law
Martín BöhmerPrincipal Investigator of the Public Management Program and the Political Institutions Program
Gala Díaz LangouSocial Protection Program Director
Martín RapettiEconomic Development Program Director
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Tax exemptions are rarely the most efficient tool available to foster private investment
Magalí BrosioEconomic Development External Consultant