Aranxa Sanchez
UNAM Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Facultad de Economía, Graduate Student
- Economista (Facultad de Economía, UNAM), especialidad en Economía Ambiental y Ecológicaedit
Este documento busca establecer que la política tributaria no es neutra ante la desigualdad de género profundizando en lo conocido como “teoría de sesgos”, particularizando el caso nacional y mostrando algunos ejemplos de los sesgos... more
Este documento busca establecer que la política tributaria no es neutra ante la desigualdad de género profundizando en lo conocido como “teoría de sesgos”, particularizando el caso nacional y mostrando algunos ejemplos de los sesgos implícitos y explícitos en México. Si logramos eliminar dichos sesgos, las mujeres estaremos representadas en el pacto social tributario
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To organize the different range of actors involved in the transition to sustainable finance around a common conception of their roles and responsibilities, national authorities have deployed strategic roadmaps. These roadmaps can help... more
To organize the different range of actors involved in the transition to sustainable finance around a common conception of their roles and responsibilities, national authorities have deployed strategic roadmaps.
These roadmaps can help prioritize actions and coordinate activities among stakeholders, including policymakers, supervisors, regulators, associations, corporations, and other financial sector participants to accelerate the expansion of sustainable finance.
A 2017 analysis by UN Environment Program (UNEP) and the World Bank found that while national roadmaps differ in their scope, content, and methodology, they share common features that contribute to their success as policy instruments. This report examines the international experience and draws lessons to inform the design and implementation of effective sustainable finance roadmaps specifically, without delving into sustainable finance strategies or policy action plans, which generally specify a plan of actionable measures in an established period of time.
These roadmaps can help prioritize actions and coordinate activities among stakeholders, including policymakers, supervisors, regulators, associations, corporations, and other financial sector participants to accelerate the expansion of sustainable finance.
A 2017 analysis by UN Environment Program (UNEP) and the World Bank found that while national roadmaps differ in their scope, content, and methodology, they share common features that contribute to their success as policy instruments. This report examines the international experience and draws lessons to inform the design and implementation of effective sustainable finance roadmaps specifically, without delving into sustainable finance strategies or policy action plans, which generally specify a plan of actionable measures in an established period of time.