Políticas para las familias en América Latina: Panorama de políticas de reducción de pobreza y conciliación entre trabajo-familia by Cecilia Rossel
Family-Oriented Policies for Poverty Reduction, Work-Family Balance and Intergenerational Solidarity 2012
Men in Families, 2011
In keeping with the objectives of the International Year of the Family, and based on existing research, the current publication aims to promote the knowledge of trends affecting families and increase awareness of family issues among Governments as well as in the private sector. It is also hoped that the study will stimulate efforts to develop family-oriented policies focusing attention upon the rights and responsibilities of all family members. Promoting knowledge of the economic, social and demographic processes affecting families and their members is indispensable to design appropriate course of action to assist families in fulfilling their numerous functions. These overall considerations have guided the preparations of the current publication, which addresses the issue of the evolving roles of men in families and the corresponding need to develop social policies supporting these new roles for the benefit of families.
Policy Workshop on HIV/AIDS and Family Well-being in South and Southeast Asia Bangkok, Thailand, 6 – 9 December 2005
Major Trends Affecting Families: A Background Document
Report of the Consultative Meeting on Regional and Global Coordination in the Promotion of Social Integration
Family Indicators
Approaches to Family Policies
The Family and the World of Work
Technology and Its Impacts on the Family
Occasional Papers (1992-1995)
Special Topics
Families for all ages 1999
Families: Educators and Providers of Human Rights 1998
Building Families Based on Partnership 1997
Families: First Victims of Poverty and Homelessness 1996
Other Publications
Family Matters