Politics and Poverty in the Andean Region: Policy Summary
The main purpose of this policy summary is to identify policy areas that political parties can agree on in the fight against poverty in the Andean region, and to analyse the political obstacles to poverty reduction.
A crucial step for endorsing anti-poverty reform is to support opportunities that allow the poor to have greater influence in political decision-making.
Key recommendations relate to the need for economic policy to be linked to social policy goals; and the need for social policies aimed at not only pulling people out of poverty, but also protecting them from sinking into it.
This summary is based on the longer report published in Spanish.
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Introduction
Overview
Andean Parties and Political Inclusion
Party Systems and Development
National Report: Bolivia
Decentralizing Development
Case Study: Bolivia
Party Systems and Development
National Report: Colombia
Designing a Strategy to Reduce Poverty and Inequality
Case Study: Colombia
Party Systems and Development
National Report: Ecuador
Free Maternal and Child Health Care
Caste Study: Ecador
Party Systems and Development
National Report: Peru
Health Insurance for the Poor
Case Study: Peru
Party Systems and Development
National Report: Venezuela
Women’s Development Bank
Case Study: Venezuela
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