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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Executive summary -- Over the past decades, gender equality in Colombia has advanced along several dimensions -- Notwithstanding these achievements, challenges remain -- Like in all countries, Colombian men and women do not share paid and unpaid work activities equally -- Girls and young women are particularly exposed to the risk of falling behind their male peers -- In Colombia, gender inequalities vary widely across socio economic groups -- Carefully designed and implemented gender equality policies can significantly enhance the well-being of the Colombian population -- 1 Gender gaps in Colombia: An international and sub-national comparison -- Women in Colombia: A snapshot of socio-demographic imbalances -- Gender gaps in key economic outcomes -- Education -- Employment -- Drivers of gender gaps in outcomes -- Unpaid work -- Stereotypes and attitudes to gender equality -- Institutions and laws -- Care and physical infrastructure -- Gender based violence -- References -- 2 A holistic policy framework for achieving a balanced sharing of paid and unpaid work -- Reducing barriers to sharing paid and unpaid work equitably -- Creating a more comprehensive care system -- Policy insights -- Expanding parental leave in the formal and informal economy -- Policy insights -- Reducing the transmission of gender stereotypes through the education system -- Policy insights -- Making women's paid work pay more -- Ensuring access to quality education for all -- Policy insights -- Promoting women in non-traditional careers and leadership positions -- Policy insights -- Supporting women's entrepreneurship -- Policy insights -- Fighting violence against women -- Policy insights -- References…”

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