Ejecución del programa de trabajo del Comité de Desarrollo y Cooperación del Caribe (CDCC) = Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC)

Incluye Bibliografía

Programa provisional de trabajo del Comité de Desarrollo y Cooperación del Caribe para el período 1984-1985 = Draft programme of work of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee 1984-1985

Incluye Bibliografía

Ejecución del programa de trabajo del Comité de Desarrollo y Cooperación del Caribe (CDCC) = Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC) = Mise en oeuvre du programme de travail du Comité de Développement et de Coopération des Caraïbes (CDCC)

Informa de los avances logrados desde el octavo periodo de sesiones del CDCC en las areas de prioridad de cooperacion tecnica entre paises en desarrollo: informacion, ciencia y tecnologia, eliminacion de barreras idiomaticas, planificacion, sector agropecuario, sector social, educacion y cultura, transporte y comunicaciones, comercio, energia y recursos naturales.

Proyecto de programa de trabajo del Comité de Desarrollo y Cooperación del Caribe 1988-1989 = Draft programme of work of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee 1988-89 = Projet de programme de travail du CDCC pour 1988-89

Presenta el proyecto del Programa de Trabajo 1988-1989 del CDCC, en que las principales areas de actividad expresadas como elementos de programa son: a) estudio economico de paises del Caribe; b) agricultura y alimentacion; c) planificacion economica y social; d) ciencia y tecnologia; e) recursos naturales, gestion ambiental y desarrollo; f) informacion y documentacion para el desarrollo economico y social; g) apoyo de la CEPAL a los paises del Caribe Oriental; h) banco de datos estadisticos; i) comercio y finanzas internacionales; j) transporte y comunicaciones; y k) poblacion.

Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC)

Contiene: 1) las prioridades de trabajo, 2) el programa de trabajo del CDCC en materia de cooperación técnica entre países en desarrollo, información, agricultura, industria, sector social, salud pública, educación y cultura, turismo, transporte y comunicación, comercio internacional, energía y recursos naturales; funciones adicionales de la Oficina de CEPAL, Caribe, y 3) resumen de recomendaciones y de actividades para 1981-82.

Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC) for the period June, 1980-June, 1981

Comprende los trabajos a realizar en el área de información, sector agrícola, industrial y social, educación y cultura, transporte y comunicación, energía y recursos naturales.

Informe del Octavo Período de Sesiones del Comité de Expertos Gubernamentales de Alto Nivel: evaluación de la instrumentación de la Estrategia Internacional del Desarrollo para América Latina y el Caribe teniendo en cuenta la crisis económica internacional = Report of the Eighth Session of the Committee of High-Level Government Experts: appraisal of the implementation of the International Development Strategy for Latin America and the Caribbean, taking into account the current international economic crisis

Presenta la organizacion de los trabajos y el resumen de los debates de la reunion que tuvo como objetivo evaluar la actual situacion economica y social de America Latina y el Caribe, y el cumplimiento de las politicas y medidas del programa de accion regional.

Quality of life: a compendium of social statistics of five Caribbean countries (1995-2001)

Includes bibliography

Population policy formulation and integration of population in development planning in the Caribbean-Jamaica's experience

Includes bibliography

Living conditions of the elderly: development and family context

Includes bibliography

Qualidade de vida e processos sócio-ambientais em Indaiatuba - SP: estudo de caso do bairro Jardim Morada do Sol

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Diagnosis of constraints on development and on further economic integration

The purpose of the present document is to set forth the diagnosis of infrastructure services in Latin America and the Caribbean carried out by the Infrastructure Services Unit of ECLAC. Although much of the diagnosis presented is applicable to all economic infrastructure services, this document places a strong emphasis on transport infrastructure and services, as their characteristics make them a potential constraint on the region’s economic and social development and on its continuing integration.

Infrastructure, integration and equity: The social impact of the health and public transportation infrastructure.

Academicians and practitioners generally agree that there is a positive correlation between more and better infrastructure and economic growth. From the broader perspective of development, attempts have been made in the literature to identify the different theoretical connections and the empirical patterns that link infrastructure to productivity, on the one hand, and those that link it to social inclusion and equity, on the other hand. Infrastructure contributes to development in different ways. The capital involved is not homogeneous, nor is its effect on the distributive aspects. Water and sanitation have a particularly strong association with the health of the general population and with infant mortality, early childhood health, learning abilities and the acquisition of labour skills. With respect to transportation, the reduction of costs and travel times has a direct economic impact on economic activities of production and domestic and international distribution. That infrastructure also has a social and distributive role to play by reducing the number of fatal accidents and serious injuries in the sectors that are naturally most susceptible to them, namely, the poor. Under the broad umbrella of infrastructure, we can include a number of facilities that make possible the provision of certain services. Some of these facilities require very significant fixed capital investments; some of them are residential, while others are not necessarily. What they all have in common is the existence of networks (transportation, wiring, pipelines) and a strong convergence of physical capital and/or technology, as well as the need for major investments in periodic maintenance.

As praças públicas de Araçatuba/SP: análise de um indicador da qualidade ambiental urbana

Pós-graduação em Geografia - FCT

Social Panorama of Latin America 2013

Includes bibliography