Certificate of Achievement

Ruth Grant

has completed the following course:

Inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean: Research, Policy and Management for Social Transformations

UNESCO and UNESCO MOST Programme

This online course made it possible to identify the challenges and opportunities for strengthening the links among knowledge, policy and public management to lessen inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean. From the UNESCO MOST Programme and with the support of relevant international institutions and experts, the course identified strategies and tools at the service of policies struggling against inequalities in fulfilment of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals.

4 weeks, 3 hours per week

Andrés Morales

Regional Especialist Social and Human Sciences

UNESCO MOST Programme

Luis Carrizo

Academic Coordinator

UNESCO MOST Programme

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Explore the link between research and public policies against inequalities
  • Identify policy tools and strategies against inequalities
  • Explore research and policy opportunities against inequalities

Syllabus

  • Knowledge, policy and management
    • What do we do with what we know and with what we don’t know?
  • The dimensions of inequalities
    • Have the questions changed in the 21st century?
  • Knowledge-management for policies
    • Sources, means and strategies to face inequalities
  • Transformative paths against inequalities
    • Towards new knowledge and public action architectures

Issued on 14th June 2018

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Free online course:

Inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean: Research, Policy and Management for Social Transformations

UNESCO