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Guatemala hacia un Estado para el desarrollo humano El Informe 2009/2010 analiza el papel que ha desempeñado el Estado en la promoción del desarrollo humano en los últimos 25 años. Bajo la premisa que un informe nacional de desarrollo humano puede analizar los caminos que conducen a crear condiciones para promover o limitar ese bienestar y las oportunidades —o falta de ellas— que ha tenido la población, se hace un recorrido histórico y analítico de las etapas y el papel del Estado. A... Guatemala - 2009, 2010 |
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Guatemala ¿una economía al servicio del desarrollo humano? El INDH 2007 estará dedicado al tema económico. Su título tentativo es “Guatemala: una economía al servicio del desarrollo humano” y tiene como propósito contribuir a dar respuesta a las siguientes preguntas: ¿por qué la economía guatemalteca no crece a un ritmo mayor y de manera más sostenida? ¿por qué redistribuye tan poco? ¿por qué no genera circuitos virtuosos de desarrollo humano en otr... Guatemala - 2007, 2008 |
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Ethnic and Cultural Diversity: Citizenship in a plural state The seventh National Human Development Report of Guatemala addresses the question of ethnic-cultural diversity. In Guatemala, there are strong links between ethnic diversity/racism and inequality, which can be traced back to the Spanish conquest in the 16th century. Although, interethnic relations in Guatemala have certainly evolved throughout the centuries, racism is still very much alive and deeply rooted in the attitudes and practices of common people and of public and private institutions... Guatemala - 2005 |
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Towards a National Agreement on Human Development The NHDR 2003 includes a proposal on human development that will be presented to political parties as a proposal for a national agreement on human development. Since national elections will take place in November 2003, it is hoped that the NHDR will have an important policy impact, establishing human development as the fundamental issue to be taken into account in political proposals debated during the electoral period. Further, the objective is to impact on policies ... Guatemala - 2003 |
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Human Development, Women and Health This report addresses three different but closely tied subjects. The focus of analysis bears on women issues in Guatemala, at three key stages in their life cycle: childhood and adolescence, adulthood and the third age. This analysis is introduced by a brief reflection on gender characteristics in Guatemala. Finally, there is a separate analysis on health issues in Guatemala. Guatemala - 2002 |
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Financing Human Development The aim of this report is to analyze ways of financing the expenditure required to cover the various dimensions of human development in Guatemala. The report focuses on the fiscal dimension, as a crucial one for achieving the basic needs of the population. It also analyses the role of the state and its institutional development related to delivery of social services, the major role of financial investment and the unquantifiable contribution made by women to human development. Guatemala - 2001 |
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The integrating power of human development The report describes the evaluation of the discriminations suffered by certain groups. Guatemala - 2000 |
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The rural human face of human development In addition to considering the subjects of the previous report, this second report focuses on the rural world. It tries to understand different circumstances that affect people living in the countryside. Most Guatemalans live in rural areas, and the report stresses that these areas produce the most important employment and currency sources. Rural areas also see the bloodiest moments of armed conflict. Guatemala - 1999 |
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The contracts of human development This report is written in the context of the Peace Agreement Negotiation. The objective of this report is to allow a better understanding of national realities, to deepen the development debate and contribute to finding consensus on a peaceful and poverty-reducing democratic transition in Guatemala. This analysis is a starting point to evaluate future peace negotiations. The main lesson of this report is that urgent effort is required to improve statistical surveys in Guatemala. Guatemala - 1998 |
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