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    Category: Latin America

    Just Transition Policies in Colombia: a bottom-up approach

    “This work explores the context of the energy transition in the coal mining industry. It specifically studies the case of La Guajira and Cesar, the two most…… Read more “Just Transition Policies in Colombia: a bottom-up approach“

    11 Sep 2022 by hdevri

    The impact of COVID-19 disruptions on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) supply chain and service delivery: A case comparison of the Philippines and Colombia

    “Quarantine measures and mobility restrictions disproportionately affected women and girls, in terms of financial insecurity and additional caregiving burdens brought on by lockdown measures.” By Winnie Chu…… Read more “The impact of COVID-19 disruptions on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) supply chain and service delivery: A case comparison of the Philippines and Colombia”

    22 Aug 2022 by hdevri

    Questioning Peace and Conflict: The War on Trans Women in Brazil

    The country of Brazil is considered a peaceful country due to its lack of internal or inter-state conflict. However, the lives of trans individuals, and in particular…… Read more “Questioning Peace and Conflict: The War on Trans Women in Brazil”

    8 Jul 2021 by hdevri

    Tackling Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon Through Empowering Local Communities and Implementing Agroforestry Practices

    This toolkit is part of HDRI’s first toolkit series and is a collective effort made by our fellow researchers Philippine Lévy, Matilda Saarinen, Ariel Sepúlveda de Vasconcelos,…… Read more “Tackling Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon Through Empowering Local Communities and Implementing Agroforestry Practices”

    5 Jun 202112 Jun 2021 by hdevri

    How Do Water-Related Diseases Impact Gender Equality ? – An Analysis of Brazil

    This paper assesses the linkages between childhood health, water-related diseases and gender equality in Brazil. Due to poor access and quality of water and sanitation services in…… Read more “How Do Water-Related Diseases Impact Gender Equality ? – An Analysis of Brazil”

    31 Mar 202126 Mar 2021 by hdevri

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