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Policies and care provision in Latin America: A view of regional experiences

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  • Batthyány, Karina

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This study identifies the key challenges facing the region in the domain of care provision. To that end it describes, analyses and discusses the concept of care, the rights approach and the public policies implemented in Latin America and the Caribbean on the social organization of care. The document describes care policies in the region generally, and it specifically analyses experiences of the social organization of care provision in four countries. In Chile, it studies the Chile Crece Contigo national child-care programme; in Costa Rica it reviews the National Care Network; in Ecuador, it analyses the recognition of unpaid reproductive work in the 2008 Constitution and the National Plan for Good Living; and in Uruguay it considers the National Care System.

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  • Batthyány, Karina, 2015. "Policies and care provision in Latin America: A view of regional experiences," Asuntos de Género 37727, Naciones Unidas Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL).
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