Livia Gouvêa Gomes

Livia Gouvea Gomes es especialista en la División de Mercados Laborales del BID en Brasil. Es economista y tiene una Maestría en Economía con énfasis en Organización Industrial y un Ph.D. en Economía con orientación en Mercados Laborales, ambos de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Río de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Ha trabajado en proyectos de mercado laboral, educación, productividad, pensiones y política tributaria. En el BID desde 2019, Livia se ha dedicado a trabajar para fortalecer el mercado laboral brasileño, siempre considerando aspectos de diversidad, el futuro del trabajo y el desarrollo social.

Employment in G20: Promoting Diversity and a Just Transition

December 10, 2024 by Silvia Varejão - Camila Amaral Dias - Livia Gouvêa Gomes - Kelly Miranda - Maíra Lacerda e Silva - Samuel Franco Leave a Comment

In 2024, Brazil chaired the G20, a coalition of the world’s largest economies that encompasses nearly two-thirds of the global workforce. On the occasion of the G20 Summit held on November 18-19 in Rio de Janeiro, this blog post summarizes the key discussions that took place within the Employment Working Group (EWG), with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) participating … [Read more...] about Employment in G20: Promoting Diversity and a Just Transition

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