Milly Odongo - Should social cohesion be set as a policy objective?

Milly Odongo's presentation at the Experts’ meeting on Social cohesion in Africa in Rabat, Morocco, 13 April 2011.

Joao Cunha - Accelerating the AfDB’s Response to the Youth Employment Crisis in Africa

Joao Cunha's presentation at the Experts’ meeting on Social cohesion in Africa in Rabat, Morocco, 13 April 2011.

Robert Tortora - Income and Optimism in North Africa: Steps to a Social Cohesion Index

Robert Tortora's presentation at the Experts’ meeting on Social cohesion in Africa in Rabat, Morocco, 13 April 2011.

Francois Farah - Social Cohesion:

Francois Farah's presentation at the Experts’ meeting on Social cohesion in Africa in Rabat, Morocco, 13 April 2011.

Mohamed Douidich - Menaces à l’intégration sociale : mesure, rapport à la satisfaction, cartographie et déterminants

Mohamed Douidich's presentation at the Experts’ meeting on Social cohesion in Africa in Rabat, Morocco, 13 April 2011.

21st Century Multilateralism: the OECD in a G20 World

The shift in the centre of economic gravity, from the advanced to the large emerging economies, has to be reflected in the global governance architecture. The new players have to be given a stronger voice in decision-making and multilateralism has to evolve further in a more inclusive manner.

The Southward Shift in International Migration: Social Challenges and Policy Implications

Paper by Jason Gagnon, David Khoudour-Castéras and Victoire Lefebvre, OECD Development Centre

Latin American in 2011: How middle-class is Latin America

In his remarks, A. Gurría said that the middle sectors in Latin America are closer to the disadvantaged than to the affluent in many aspects.

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Aunque la clase media en América Latina está creciendo y comienza a ser un motor para el progreso económico, continúa siendo económicamente vulnerable en comparación con los países de alto ingreso de la OCDE, de acuerdo al Secretario General de la OCDE.

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