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GCSPF at the Global Social Protection Week

On 27th December 2019   /   Events, ILO, Newsletter, Publications   /   Leave a comment

e-GCSPF # 30 – December 2019   GCSPF at the Global Social Protection Week Members of the Global Coalition for Social Protection Floors participated in the Global Social Protection Week organized by the International Labour Organization (ILO) which was held from 25th to 28th November 2019 in […]

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GCSPF Newsletter #28 – October 2019

On 28th October 2019   /   Newsletter, Publications   /   Leave a comment

e-GCSPF # 29 – October 2019           The World Bank’s new White Paper falls short on its objective of ‘protecting all’       The World Bank recently issued a White Paper on rethinking social protection systems to extend coverage. While at first […]

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GCSPF @ Spotlight on Sustainable Development Report 2019

On 16th September 2019   /   Newsletter   /   Leave a comment

e-GCSPF # 28 – September 2019       Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2019       Four years after the adoption of the 2030 Agenda the world is off-track to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Most governments have failed to turn the transformational vision of […]

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GCSPF Newsletter #27 – September 2019

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e-GCSPF # 27 – September 2019       Women and Green Economy: Engaging with the New Development Bank       By Govind Kelkar and Sudeshna Sengupta The concept of Green Economy has been operationalized for the last 10 years. Politically, the concept became prevalent from […]

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GCSPF at the HLPF 2019

On 14th August 2019   /   Newsletter, Publications   /   Leave a comment

e-GCSPF # 26 – August 2019 – HLPF           Members of the GCSPF participated at the High-level Political Forum 2019       The High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development met from Tuesday, 9 July, to Thursday, 18 July 2019; including the three-day […]

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SDG 1 – Applying human rights standards for the governance of social protection will unleash its transformative potential

On 8th July 2019   /   Activities, Publications   /   Leave a comment

The article “SDG 1 – Applying human rights standards for the governance of social protection will unleash its transformative potential”, by the Global Coalition for Social Protection Floors is published on the Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2019: Reshaping governance for sustainability. Global Civil Society Report on the […]

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GCSPF responds to inequalities @HLPF 2019

On 7th July 2019   /   Newsletter, Publications   /   Leave a comment

e-GCSPF # 25 – July 2019 – HLPF       Members of the GCSPF participate at the High-level Political Forum 2019       The High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development will meet from Tuesday, 9 July, to Thursday, 18 July 2019; including the three-day ministerial […]

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Social Protection: an essential building block to reduce inequality

On 3rd July 2019   /   Publications   /   Leave a comment

Download (pdf version). The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) place a key focus on the pivotal role that the reduction of inequalities plays for ending poverty. SDG 10 explicitly aims to Reduce Inequality within and among Countries, recognizing that development requires sharing progress more widely with everyone, including […]

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GCSPF Newsletter #24 – June 2019

On 28th June 2019   /   Newsletter, Publications   /   Leave a comment

e-GCSPF # 24 – June 2019       Monitor new IMF commitments in your country       On June 14, 2019 the International Monetary Fund launched a new policy on the IMF and social spending two years after a critical assessment by its Independent Evaluation […]

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GCSPF Newsletter #23 – May 2019

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e-GCSPF # 23 – May 2019       Data Protection is Social Protection       Social-protection programs are supposed to do just what the name implies: protect those segments of society that are most in need. Demanding that beneficiaries effectively renounce their rights to personal […]

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