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17 September 2021

UN/DESA Policy Brief #113: Digitally enabled new forms of work and policy implications for labour regulation frameworks and social protection systems

Social protection systems need to adapt to ensure no worker is left unprotected in a future world of work transformed by digital technology.

15 June 2021

UN/DESA Policy Brief #108: Trust in public institutions: Trends and implications for economic security

Economic insecurity—which the COVID-19 crisis threatens to exacerbate—and perceptions of poor or corrupt government performance undermine the social contract and are closely linked to declines in institutional trust.

17 February 2021

UN/DESA Policy Brief #92: Leveraging digital technologies for social inclusion

COVID-19 is accelerating the pace of digital transformation. In so doing, it is opening the opportunities for advancing social progress and fostering social inclusion, while simultaneously exacerbating the risk of increased inequalities and exclusion of those who are not digitally connected.

29 January 2021

UN/DESA Policy Brief #91: The politics of economic insecurity in the COVID-19 era

The COVID-19 crisis has served as a reminder of the extent of economic insecurity, even in countries and among groups that previously considered themselves secure. This is likely to have profound consequences, threatening countries’ ability to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its SDGs.