Name: Sustainable Development Goals. Goal 5: Gender Equality (Papel + e-book)
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ISBN: 9788413082127

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Pages: 165
Format: 23,5x16,5x2,90 cm
Edition Date: 2018
Edition: 27122018
Language: Castellano, Inglés.
Binding: Libro.
Weight: 0,751 kg.

Sustainable Development Goals. Goal 5: Gender Equality (Papel + e-book)
9788413082127
Authors: Paloma Durán Y Lalaguna, Castor M Díaz Barrado, Sagrario Morán
The Academic Chair on Development and Poverty Eradication (SDG Chair) is a joint initiative between the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Fund (SDGF) and the Rey Juan Carlos University. Its objective is to promote the engagement of Universities around the world in achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development through training, advocacy and research activities. This new book focus in goal 5 started its path two years ago. The initial idea was to research about the gender impact in every goal of the Agenda 2030. After some readings it was confirmed the difficulty to carry out an analysis about every goal, keeping in mind all the indicators and the lack of information in many of the cases. After some discussions the decision was to invite experts from every goal in the agenda and from different geographical areas to prepare a paper to be considered as a starting point for future research and training. The results confirm that many work is still pending and that gender equality is not only a goal itself but also a pre-condition for the accurate implementation of the 17 goals. The analysis and recommendations of this book do not necessarily reflect the official views of the SDG Fund Secretariat, the United Nations or its Member States.