Towards an integrative approach to sustainability: exploring potential synergies between gender and environment

Includes bibliography.

Reseña y perspectivas acerca del rol y programa de trabajo del Comité de Desarrollo y Cooperación del Caribe (CDCC) = Review and perspectives on the role and work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC) = Revue et perspectives du rôle et du programme de travail du Comité de Développement et de Coopération des Caraïbes (CDCC)

Evalua y examina nuevas perspectivas en relacion al rol y programa de trabajo del CDCC.

Juventud y trabajo en América Latina = Youth and work in Latin America

Incluye Bibliografía

Nutrition, gender and poverty in the Caribbean subregion

Includes bibliography

Technology and work organization in Latin American motor vehicle industries

Includes bibliography

Gender and the Millennium Development Goals

It has now been five years since the landmark United Nations Millennium Declaration and related Development Goals (MDGs), wad adopted by Member States. The Declaration is a blueprint for action and has created a political momentum which holds great potential not only for improving the rights and empowerment of women, but more fundamentally for achieving the MDGs. The targets and indicators represent concrete benchmarks to measure progress on the eight development goals. The 2000 Millennium Declaration commits States to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women as effective ways to combat poverty, hunger, disease and to stimulate development that is truly sustainable. The acknowledgement that the achievement of women’s rights and equality is central to the achievement of social and economic development is a significant achievement. This issue of Gender Dialogue, looks at gender equality and women’s empowerment and the achievement of the MDGs.

Gender and HIV/AIDS

This issue of Gender Dialogue focuses on Gender and HIV/AIDS. It highlights the main findings of a gender assessment of policies and programmes in selected Caribbean countries carried out by the ECLAC subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean in collaboration with UNIFEM. It also coincides with the launch of the Regional Coalition on Women and AIDS in November 2005.