Summaries of resolutions recently adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and ECLAC which may be of special interest to member countries of CDCC

Summary Summarises selected resolutions adopted by the forty-third session of the United Nations General Assembly which are of special interest to member countries of the Caribbean Development and Cooperation Committee. These include observer status being granted to the ACS; Cooperation between the UN and the Caribbean Community and Implementation of the World Summit for Social Development.

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.

Demographic trends and social equity: challenges facing the health sector

Includes bibliography

Living conditions of the elderly: development and family context

Includes bibliography

Political instability, institutional quality and social conflict in the Andes

Includes bibliography

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.

UNASUR: Fostering South American integration through development and cooperation

Today, six years after the signature of its Constitutive Treaty and 14 years after the first Meeting of the Presidents of South America, the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) stands as a union of 12 member States dedicated to the integration and long-term economic and social development of South America. With a view to achieving these aims, the Secretary-General of UNASUR has proposed three agendas: a social agenda based on the principle of inclusion, an economic agenda geared towards competitiveness and a political agenda directed towards deepening democracy and public safety. This document, UNASUR: Fostering South American integration through development and cooperation, was prepared by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) at the request of the General Secretariat of UNASUR. In follow-up to the earlier reports published in 2009 and 2011, it offers provide national authorities, academics and students, as well as the general public, an overview of some key issues on the development agenda of the nations of South America.

Social Panorama of Latin America 1995

Incluye Bibliografía