The UN Women discussion paper series is a new initiative led by the Research and Data section of UN Women, to provide grounded, fresh and robust perspectives on some of the contemporary challenges to achieving gender equality and women’s rights, and offer insights into policy innovations that are making a difference in women’s lives.

The series is a space for leading feminist researchers to share original, substantive research from different national and regional contexts. Before being published, each paper benefits from an anonymous external peer review process by experts, so that the final product is a high quality and relevant piece of research that contributes to further scholarship in the field.

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• Financing for gender equality in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals

• Delivering development justice? Financing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

• Towards gender equality through sanitation access

• The Indian labour market: A gendered perspective

• Trade liberalization, social policy development and labour market outcomes of Chinese women and men in the decade after China's accession to the World Trade Organization

• The Gender Dimensions of Pension Systems: Policies and Constraints for the Protection of Older Women

• Child-related Financial Transfers and Early Childhood Education and Care: A Review of Key Developments, Impacts and Influences in Child-related support to Families

• Gender Equality and Human Rights

• Expanding Health-care Access in the United States: Gender and the Patchwork 'Universalism of the Affordable Care Act

• Economic Growth and Social Reproduction: Gender inequality as cause and consequence

• Falling through the Net? Gender and social protection in the Pacific

• Are governments catching up? Work-family policy and inequality in Latin America

http://www.unwomen.org/en/digital-library/publications/2015/7/discussion-papers-series

Извор: WUNRN – 07.06.2016