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February 2008: Trade and Youth in Latin America
A key aim of COPLA is to address the effect of trade policies on those who are socially excluded.
Resources
Resources added by COPLA partners
- Untangling links between trade, poverty and gender
- DFID's Experience with Integrated Approaches Supporting SME Growth
- A gender-analytical perspective on trade and sustainable development
- Analyses on Trade and Integration in the Americas: Gender Issues in Trade Policy-Making
- Peruvian Female Industrialists and the Globalization Project
- Effects of Trade Liberalization on the Gender Wage Gap in Mexico
- Enhancing Women’s Access to Markets: an Overview of Donor Programs and Best Practice
- Women in the economy: Review of recent Literature
- Gender Indicators for Monitoring trade Agreements
- Gender Equality at the Heart of Development
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Gender trade Regional Politics of Trade Policies Global Youth employment Latin America gender women Peru Bolivia education Poverty COPLA output unemployment trade liberalisation policies Caribbean services