Join us for the launch of a book that explores various initiatives for socio-institutional change generated from citizen movements in territories with a large-scale mining presence in Peru, Colombia and Chile.
States of emergency are a recurrent policy, but the evidence shows that they are not very effective against crime. Likewise, when addressing the prevention of the crime of trafficking, the State falls back on revictimizing discourses. Research by GRADE and the CBC seeks to improve policies against citizen insecurity and gender violence.
Our new book explores initiatives for socio-institutional change promoted by citizen movements in mining territories in Peru, Colombia and Chile, and offers policy proposals for sustainability in large-scale mining contexts.
Last days to apply to the second call of our Care Economy Public Policy Innovations Collaborative Action-Research Fund Latin America and the Caribbean. The call of the first multilateral fund Región Plateada is still open.
How can educational technology help to advance learnings and reduce inequalities in education in the developing world? Santiago Cueto, María Balarin and Mauricio Saavedra shares a recent study on the changing landscape of Ed-Tech in the Global South.
GRADE launches a book of essays on the sidelines of its 40th anniversary. From different conceptual and methodological perspectives, these sixteen essays address some of the challenges that the country faces today, considering their impacts on the people's well-being.
