Intersecting Inequalities and the Sustainable Development Goals: insights from Brazil

LSE International Inequalities Institute has published a working paper covering the impact of decreasing income inequalities on progress towards the other SDGs. The case study used is that of Brazil, where income inequalities decreased from 2002-2013.

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Intersecting Inequalities and the Sustainable Development Goals: insights from Brazil

LSE International Inequalities Institute has published a working paper covering the impact of decreasing income inequalities on progress towards the other SDGs. The case study used is that of Brazil, where income inequalities decreased from 2002-2013.