Social Watch Report 2007 - in dignity and rights

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FULL VERSION OF THE TABLES IN THE SOCIAL WATCH REPORT 2007

	Social Watch in the world
	Social Watch: Monitoring from the grassroots
	Table of contents
	Introduction. Towards a new global social contract
	Social security: Different strategies for a global problem
THEMATIC REPORTS Download the Thematic Reports section in one large file (1067 kb).
	Betting on the risks of the poor: The World Bank´s approach to social security
	Box: Privatizing Southern external debt
	The right to social security: Can it be brought to court?
	Sexual and reproductive health: A right of women and men
	Population trends in the 21st century: Demographic bonus or demographic anchor?
	Social protection for older people: A plan of action
	How to implement a global old age pension and youth grant

Regulation of hedge funds: Why is it a social security issue?

Pension fund investment in private equity funds

Box: Global taxes for global welfare

Tax havens and corruption: A global struggle

Budget support: As good as the strategy it finances

EU cooperation: De-prioritizing social development

Social (in)security for all: Pension reform in Central and Eastern Europe

Social protection in the Arab region: The challenging concept and the hard reality

MEASURING PROGRESS
pdf files of the tables included in the printed report
Statistical tables in spreadsheet format including references and additional data

Download the Measuring Progress section in one large file (2391 kb)

Basic Capabilities Index 2007. Half-way between 2000 and 2015: Far from where we should be

Gender Equity Index 2007. Inequity persists

How to read the Social Watch tables

Methodological notes: thematic tables

Food security. Insurmountable gaps?

Education. Information society vs. hundreds of millions of illiterate people

Information, science and technology. Overlapping inequalities

Public expenditure. A tool to reduce inequity

Development Assistance. Distorted and insufficient figures

Environment. The ongoing struggle for water and sanitation

Health. A scenario of vulnerability

Reproductive health. Good policies can make the difference

Gender Equity. A worldwide gap

Status of ratifications of fundamental ILO conventions

Status of ratifications of human rights international treaties

NATIONAL REPORTS
Download the National Reports section in one large file (4934 kb).

BURMA (MYANMAR)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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