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For World Day of Social Justice: A Compendium of Insightful Blogs

February 20, 2018 por ESG Communications Leave a Comment


On February 20 we celebrated World Day of Social Justice, an international day currently observed by the United Nations that reflects on guaranteeing fair outcomes for all through employment, social protection, social dialogue, and fundamental principles and rights at work. At the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), we uphold the principles of social justice when we promote gender equality or the rights of indigenous peoples and migrants.

Throughout the years, our Viva Sustainability Blog has touched on several of these social topics, including education, gender equality, indigenous communities and rights at work. On this World Day of Social Justice, we look back on some of these conversations through a collection of previously posted blogs. We hope you find these blogs insightful as we continue to promote sustainable development through socially inclusive and environmentally resilient projects.

Is there any content you would like to share for World Day of Social Justice? Let us know in the comments!

DR-L1032 : Support for the 10-year Education Plan.The operation will focus on improving learning, which is subject: (i) to strengthen the teaching-learning process, laying the groundwork in the first cycle; (ii) to build schools and classrooms; and (iii) to improve in school management and the quality of human resources. Social Justice
THREE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL PITFALLS TO AVOID ON EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Potential by pass to avoid communities with high density of resettlement. Photo credit: Michael Kent, IDB. Consultas.
HOW DID CONSULTATIONS IN PERU BENEFIT COMMUNITIES AND IMPROVE PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY?
ARE HEALTH AND EDUCATION PROJECTS TRULY “LOW RISK” FOR INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES?
“I’M NOT INDIGENOUS!” IDENTITY AND EXCLUSION IN INDIGENOUS DEVELOPMENT
HOW A HIGH RISK PROJECT IN BOLIVIA FOUND A PATHWAY TO SUCCESS AND SUSTAINABILITY

The IDB recognizes that long-term economic growth and the reduction of poverty and inequality in Latin America and the Caribbean depend on development that is socially inclusive. To that end, we have made a commitment to maximizing positive social outcomes of our work while minimizing risks and negative impacts on people and the environment they depend on. Our environmental and social safeguard policies are critical for meeting these goals. 


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