Women remain underrepresented in the global labor market, and no country has yet achieved gender equality in the workplace. This article analyzes gender gaps in Mexicos labor market between 2010 and 2023 and assesses the potential impact of expanding childcare services to help close these gaps. The findings reveal that these disparities have persisted over time and are exacerbated by factors such as living in rural areas, marital status, and the presence of dependents in the household (either children or older adults).

This report provides a comprehensive understanding of how extreme heat affects education in Latin America and the Caribbean and what education systems can do to anticipate, respond to, and adapt to its impacts. It examines how high temperatures reduce learning outcomes and disrupt educational trajectories, weakening the development of human capital.

The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the RSH, covering its historical evolution, the technological infrastructure that supports it, and the implementation and oversight mechanisms that guide its operation. It also examines its role in emergency situations, with an emphasis on the COVID-19 pandemic and natural disaster risk management, and identifies the main challenges and prospects for the future, particularly in relation to self-reported information, system interoperability, and constant data updating.

We study the effect of a randomized one-on-one remote phone tutoring program implemented between 2021 and 2023. The intervention reached more than seven thousand students in seven Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay and Peru. The program targeted students with low initial learning levels and focused on foundational numeracy skills using a differentiated instruction approach. We find that assignment to tutoring increased student test scores by 0.2 SD.