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Il G20 in Italia, tutte le notizie e gli aggiornamenti 

Il G20, ovvero “Gruppo dei 20”, è il principale forum di cooperazione economica e finanziaria a livello globale. Si tiene ogni anno, e riunisce le principali economie del mondo, ovvero Canada, Francia, Germania, Giappone, Regno Unito e Stati Uniti (cioè i paesi del G7), i paesi del gruppo “BRICS” – Brasile, Russia, India, Cina e Sudafrica – e anche Arabia Saudita, Australia, Argentina, Corea del Sud, Indonesia, Messico e Turchia. A questi si aggiunge anche l’Unione Europea. Si tratta di un gruppo di paesi che costituiscono l’80% del PIL globale, nonché il 60% della popolazione del pianeta. Quest’anno la presidenza è dell’Italia.

Remote Working, Housing Inequality And Social Mobility

The increased use of remote working will not completely fade away after the defeat of COVID-19. This structural change in production presents numerous challenges, of which the unequal distribution of housing conditions across individuals is of the utmost importance, as it creates new sources of inequality both in current earnings distribution (pay differences across workers who would be equally productive under the same working conditions) and in terms of career opportunities.

Rebuilding Education Systems For Recovery – A Crisis-Sensitive And Equity Focused Approach

Globally, the majority of education systems are operating in a climate marked by recurrent school closure and reopening cycles for the second consecutive academic year. This threatens sustainable recovery. Mass education disruption has individual- and institutional-level effects. There are negative consequences for individual life opportunities which are heightened for marginalized groups; and for macro-economic and societal development at the country level.

How Do We Know Goals Are Achieved?

This proposed policy brief argues the case and provides examples and policy recommendations for comprehensive, multisectoral and integrated data, monitoring and evaluation systems to enable the implementation of multisectoral policies for early childhood development (ECD) and early childhood education and care (ECEC) to support young children, their families and communities.1 There is evidence that countries with more advanced information systems are better prepared to meet the challenges of uncertainty arising from local and global crises (Amirthalingam et al. 2012; Anderson et al.

Financial Inclusion: The Importance Of Financial Literacy And The Promotion Of Better Labour Market Outcomes For Women And Youth

Young people can be the drivers of inclusive transformation. Nonetheless, with low levels of financial literacy and even lower employment opportunities, they are faced with severe challenges. Young people and women must be encouraged to seize the opportunities of the digital age and the circular economy to actively participate in the financial sector. A financially aware and inclusive culture, which ensures access to financial products and services at both the local and the international level, must be promoted, leveraging the advantages of digitalisation.

Covid-19 And Inequality: An Integrated Policy Response For Skills, Employment And Welfare

The longer-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on skills, jobs and welfare raises key challenges that are common to the G20 economies and require a coordinated response. With lower paid, more insecure and younger workers more likely to have been working in shutdown sectors, labour market inequalities are likely to increase. Young people, particularly from poorer backgrounds, have also seen significant disruption to their learning, and the job prospects of those entering the labour force are limited.

Can Trade Enhance Labour Market Access And Job Opportunities For Women? The Inhibitive Roles Of Entrenched Gender Inequality

This policy brief sheds light on the implications of EU trade policies – with a special focus on food safety standards – for women’s access to the labour market in developing countries. The thrust of this policy brief is to highlight the entrenched inequality of opportunities and gender bias in developing countries that the G20 have development cooperation with, and how such inequalities interact with their trade policies.

Building Global Citizenship Through A Global Citizen Income And Progressive Global Taxation

We recommend the institution of a Global Citizen Income as a stepping stone toward fostering social, civil and political citizenship at the global level. We outline a gradual implementation roadmap and propose increased international aid, a mix of progressive global taxes and a carbon tax, to fund it. A Global Citizen Income would provide an automatic safety net against systemic shocks like COVID-19 and empower individuals starting, from the most ulnerable.

Beyond Covid-19: What Can Countries Do To Address The Learning Loss Caused By The Pandemic?

Addressing the learning loss caused by the difficulty of education provision during the COVID-19 pandemic will be a key challenge faced by the world for the coming decades.

A Wealth Tax On Corporations’ Stock

We propose to institute a new annual tax of 0.2% on corporations’ stock shares for all publicly listed companies headquartered in G20 countries. As the G20 stock market capitalization is around US$ 90 trillion, the tax would raise approximately US$ 180 billion each year. Because stock ownership is highly concentrated among the rich, this global tax would be progressive. The tax could be paid in-kind by corporations (by issuing new stock) so that the tax does not raise liquidity issues for new and innovative firms, nor does it affect business operations.

Task Force 6 -Social Cohesion and the Future of Welfare Systems
Policy areas: Impact of the pandemic on poverty and inequalities Education and training: how to recover the ground lost during the lockdown Remote working, productivity and wellbeing Women and the youth: enhancing labor market access and job opportunities for vulnerable groups Providing fair access to social protection in a changing world of work Strengthening cross-country policy coordination in providing basic income and in taxing multinational corporations Well-being and social cohesion beyond GDP
Task Force 2 - Climate Change, Sustainable Energy & Environment
Preliminary policy areas: Fighting climate change while relaunching the global economy Just transition towards climate-neutral economies Food and water security in the post-Covid19 scenario Guidelines and objectives for sustainable cities Aims, measures and tools to enhance the circular economy Preserving marine biodiversity and natural protected areas Green investments and the public-private link Sustainable development education to empower the youth
Task Force 4 - Digital Transformation
Policy areas: Impact and potential of digital transformation on healthcare services and systems A digital-led global recovery from COVID-19 Digital education/training to bridge the urban-rural divide, gender and age gap Impact of new digital technologies and AI on employment and workplaces Cyber security risks, threats, and data privacy Global governance framework for data flows and AI Aims and tools of competition policy in the digital economy
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