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Issue Paper #6 – Where did the Trips Waiver end up-an Analysis of the 2022 WTO Ministerial Conference and its outcomes
Financing the Blue Economy: Impacts and Implications for Gender
Equality and Women’s Empowerment in the global South
An Analytical Framework on the Gender Impact of China’s Global Engagement in the global South
JAMAICA: COVID-19, Labour Policy and Domestic Workers Rights
SOUTH AFRICA: Social Protection through Fiscal Policy during the COVID-19 pandemic
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Social Protection and Care Policies in a Time of COVID-19
BARBADOS: Social Policies in times of COVID-19: Analysis of the Adopt Our Families Programme and The Increase of Minimum Wage
KIRIBATI: Pacific Labour Mobility Schemes in the COVID-19 Context
CHINA: The Impact of COVID-19 on Domestic Workers and Policy Responses
GHANA: The Socioeconomic Cost of COVID-19 Austerity: The Case of the School Feeding Programme
CHILE: Collective Care to Confront the Pandemic and the Criminalisation of Migration
MALAYSIA: Organising Migrant Domestic Workers: Prospects and Challenges in times of COVID-19 crisis
BOLIVIA: Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes in the COVID-19 Crisis
ARGENTINA: The Pathway Towards the National Care System
INDIA: Pandemic, Patriarchy and Precarity: Labour, Livelihood & Mobility Rights
Documento Temático #6 – ¿En qué quedó la exención de los ADPIC? Análisis de la Conferencia Ministerial de la OMC de 2022 y sus resultados
Body, sexuality and reproduction in a changing context
Documento Temático # 5 La OMS y la COVID-19: Iniciativas multilaterales
Documento Temático # 4 Propuesta de exención de los ADPIC: Un debate en curso
Documento Temático # 3 Una evaluación de las flexibilidades de los ADPIC
Documento Temático # 2 – Normas internacionales de comercio e inversión, derechos de propiedad intelectual y Covid-19: Una perspectiva desde el Sur
Documento Temático # 1 – Acceso a los medicamentos: ¿Por qué debería preocupar a las feministas?
Issue Paper #5 – WHO & COVID-19: Multilateral Initiatives
