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Op-ed by journalist Daniela Meneses highlights findings from three studies of the book Violence against Women
“The risks of domestic violence are greater when lower levels of education for the couple and higher educational achievements for wives than for husbands come together”. La op-ed by the journalist Daniela Meneses for the Peruvian newspaper El Comercio highlights the findings of three studies of the book “Violence Against Women: the need for a double plural”, edited by our […]
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The police reaction to violence against women, by Wilson Hernández
“It is difficult to accept it. The police are not prepared to handle the abundant number of reports of violence against women. What to do?” Read the latest op-ed by Wilson Hernández, Adjunct Researcher at GRADE, for RPP Noticias.
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Gobernanzas del agua en territorios con minería a gran escala en Latinoamérica: Análisis & Propuestas
Diversas formas de infraestructura en el Perú y Colombia Perú | Construcción de infraestructuras: no perder las oportunidades de reducir las desigualdades en el acceso al agua (Análisis & Propuestas 55) Colombia | Producción de desigualdades en las relaciones con el agua: consecuencias de la construcción de infraestructuras (Análisis & Propuestas 54) La experiencia de monitoreos […]
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A high number of femicides in Peru: Interview with Wilson Hernández on Radio Programas del Perú
“It is not good enough to know the norms, but if I am going to assign a policeman, a judge or a prosecutor to address the case of a woman who suffered violence, this cannot be sexist or have stereotypes”. A few days before the end of 2019, Wilson Hernández, Associated Researcher at GRADE, was interviewed in a radio program […]
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REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. GRADE’s Course on Social Program Evaluation
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. Los interesados podrán inscribirse del lunes 6 de enero de 2020 al lunes 10 de febrero de 2020 enviando su formulario de inscripción, copia de DNI y copia del voucher de pago al correo de la coordinación. El curso inicia el martes 18 de febrero de 2020 y durará 13 semanas. Descargue el brochure del curso aquí. […]
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International Anti-Corruption Day: The Latin American Anti-Corruption Network shares proposals
What are the main advances and pending challenges to fight corruption in Latin America? The Latin American Anti-Corruption Network (ReAL) —of which GRADE is a member— shares a report on public policies implemented in countries such as Chile, Peru, Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Paraguay, Colombia and Ecuador to state #NoALaCorrupción (Stop Corruption).
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Javier Escobal is elected member of the Advisory Committee for the V National Economic Census
Our Senior Researcher, Javier Escobal, has been appointed as a member of the Advisory Committee of the V National Economic Census (V CENEC) 2019-2020, which will be executed by the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI). The Advisory Committee is the body responsible for proposing the strategies, planning, monitoring and evaluation of the activities […]
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Evidence Week 2019 | GRADE wins the Premio PODER 2019 for the best research on economic policy
The Group for the Analysis of Development (GRADE) has won the Premio PODER (PODER Award) 2019 for the best research on economic policy with the study “The unprotective effects of the employment protection. The impact of the 2001 labor contract reform”, by Miguel Jaramillo, Julio Almonacid and Luciana de la Flor. The award was received by […]
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Alessandra Hidalgo wins at the 2019 MIDIS Culminated Research Contest
We congratulate our Research Assistant, Alessandra Hidalgo, who has won of the three prizes at the MIDIS 2019 Culminated Research Contest, on the sidelines of the Evidence Week 2019. Alessandra achieved this prize with the study, carried out together with Karina Márquez, a former GRADE’s Research Assistant, “What difference can parents make? Parental structure at home and […]
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Innovation in education? Of course, whenever convenient, by Santiago Cueto
According to Santiago Cueto, although educational innovation is important, it is a means and not an end. Furthermore, creativity can always be fueled by existing information, in particular that which comes from research, and about which there are multiple sources to consult. Read the new article by our Executive Director for Fundación Telefónica Perú.
