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Roberto Bissio en presentación DE IALLA

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Economic crisis, finance and development: Views and proposals from Latin America

Published on Sun, 2009-12-20 15:44

Source: IFIs Latin American Monitor
Representatives of over 40 Latin American civil society organizations gathered in Montevideo on 10-11 December 2009 to discuss and propose alternatives to the current financial system in a panel organized by Social Watch Uruguay.

Instituto del Tercer Mundo (ITeM)

Social Watch Secretariat

New scenario to achieve equity

Social Watch demands ambitious goals for Uruguay

Published on Wed, 2004-12-01 16:38

Montevideo, 30 April 2004 - Today the commitment made by the Uruguayan Government to work together with civil society to define social development goals based on the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals was reaffirmed by Ariel Davrieux, Head of the Planning and Budget Ministry, during the ceremony at which UN representatives formally presented the Uruguayan Government and civil society with the results of the consultation process around these goals that took place between October 2003 and March 2004.

The Millennium Goals in Uruguay

Published on Wed, 2004-12-01 16:38

On October 21st, 2003, the Resident Coordinator of the United Nations System and the United Nations Team in Uruguay launched the report entitled "Millennium Development Goals in Uruguay. A background paper for the national discussion".
The panelists in the event were Mr. Pedro Daniel Weinberg, Resident Coordinator a.i. of the United Nations in Uruguay; Mr. Roberto Bissio, Social Watch; Mr. Omar Sellanes, President of the National Association of Non Governmental Organizations for Development (ANONG); and Mr. Leonardo Costa, Pro-Secretary of the Presidency of the Republic.

Uruguay

Roberto Bissio en presentación DE IALLA

Economic crisis, finance and development: Views and proposals from Latin America

Instituto del Tercer Mundo (ITeM)

Social Watch Secretariat

New scenario to achieve equity

Social Watch demands ambitious goals for Uruguay

The Millennium Goals in Uruguay

The reform of the social sector: statism, inequality and privatisation by default

The fantasy of “good housekeeping”

Would the last one to leave please turn off the lights