13-February-2017
English
Here is the story of Gnassounou Mokpokpo Espé : "I was born in Lomé and I always lived here. My mother is a tailor and my father is a translator and a pastor. I have a degree in media studies and also started an undergraduate programme in sociology which I never finished."
13-February-2017
English
Here is the story of Thi Diem Hang Tran, 19, from Can Tho City, Viet Nam : "I was born in the city of Bonr, in Dong Thap Province, but I have been living in Can Tho city for two years now with my older brother. My parents still live in Dong Thap where they are rice farmers and cultivate Longan fruits. I don't think getting married before 20 is a good thing. As for me, I would prefer to get married around 25-27."
2-février-2017
Français
La base de données comprend actuellement des indicateurs répartis selon trois dimensions principales: 1) Caractéristiques du marché du logement; 2) Conditions de logement; 3) Politiques publiques en faveur du logement abordable.
1-February-2017
English
Over the past four years, the OECD has conducted a series of in-depth reviews of the policies and institutions that underpin the measurement and improvement of health care quality in 15 different health systems. This synthesis report draws on key lessons from the OECD Health Care Quality Review series. The objective is to summarise the main challenges and good practices to support improvements in health care quality, and to help ensure that the substantial resources devoted to health are being used effectively in supporting people to live healthier lives. The overarching conclusion emerging across the Health Care Quality Review series concerns transparency. Governments should encourage, and where appropriate require, health systems and health care providers to be open about the effectiveness, safety and patient-centredness of care they provide. More measures of patient outcomes are needed (especially those reported by patients themselves), and these should underpin standards, guidelines, incentives and innovations in service delivery. Greater transparency can lead to optimisation of both quality and efficiency – twin objectives which reinforce, rather than subvert, each other. In practical terms, greater transparency and better performance can be supported by changes in where and how care is delivered; changes in the roles of patients and professionals; and employing tools such as data and incentives more effectively. Key actions in these three areas are set out in the twelve lessons presented in this synthesis report.
31-janvier-2017
Français
Les analyses du projet sur la situation des jeunes en Côte d’Ivoire montrent une augmentation du taux NEET (en anglais - ni en emploi, ni en études, ni en formation) des jeunes, avec un désavantage plus important chez les femmes.
27-January-2017
English
Here is the story of Yao Koumedzro, 31, from Kpalimé, Togo : "I am a graphic designer of books, poster adverts and magazines. I am also in charge of PROJAD, the Youth in Action for Development Program. The program provides at-risk youth – the very poor or drug addicted – with jobs, health services and educational support."
27-January-2017
English
Here is the story of My Nhan Ngo, 27, from Can Tho, Viet nam : "I grew up in the countryside, in Bac Lieu, where my parents are rice farmers. I moved to Can Tho, --about 150 kilometres away – when I was 18 so that I could finish my studies. After high school, I participated in a 2-year professional college diploma programme in accounting and then waitressed for two years at a local restaurant.
26-January-2017
English
Here is the story of Inga Spînu, 35, from Moldova : "I consider myself very lucky to be able to manage both a career and motherhood. The only way I can do it is with family support. My husband and I have a two-year-old son, and since June 2016 I have been working full-time at an institute for justice. I grew up in a small village 75 km away from Chisinau".
26-January-2017
English
This annual publication provides comprehensive data on the volume, origin and types of aid and other resource flows to around 150 developing countries. The data show each country's intake of official development assistance and well as other official and private funds from members of the Development Assistance Committee of the OECD, multilateral agencies and other key donors. Key development indicators are given for reference.
24-janvier-2017
Français
Cet article décrit quantitativement ce phénomène de découplage au cours des vingt dernières années et suggère qu’il s’explique à la fois par une baisse de la part de la rémunération dans la valeur ajoutée et du ratio entre le salaire médian et le salaire moyen (une mesure partielle de l’inégalité salariale).