Transforming Economies, Realizing Rights United Nations UN-WOMEN creator text xx s.l United Nations 2015 monographic eng

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337 p. : il. ; 28 cm. Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Executive summary -- Substantive equality for women: The challenge for public policy -- Transforming work for women's rights -- Making social policy work for women -- Towards an enabling macroeconomic environment -- Moving forward: An agenda for public action -- Monitoring women's economic and social rights: The role of gender statistics -- Profile of women and men in the poorest households -- Realizing the right to education -- Right at work: Laws, policies and working conditions -- Right to work: Opportunities, constraints and equality -- The right to social security -- Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women -- UN women regional groupings -- Background Papers -- Endnotes -- References This UN Women's flagship report shows that, all too often, women's economic and social rights are held back, because they are forced to fit into a 'man's world'. But, it is possible to move beyond the status quo, to picture a world where economies are built with women's rights at their heart. It is being published as the international community comes together to define a transformative post-2015 development agenda, and coincides with the 20th anniversary commemoration of the landmark Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China which set out a comprehensive agenda to advance gender equality. This publication brings together human rights and economic policymaking, and provides the key elements for a far-reaching new policy agenda that can transform economies and make women's rights a reality. Through solid in-depth analysis and data, this evidence-based report provides key recommendations on moving towards an economy that truly works for women, for the benefit of all UN-WOMEN Mujeres Condiciones sociales Derechos de la mujer 305.4 Un314 9789210575096 9210575091 http://dx.doi.org/10.18356/2d5f74e3-en http://dx.doi.org/10.18356/2d5f74e3-en GBVCP 170713 20210913142323.0 ocn993941292 ger