IFFD oral statement to the 52th session of the Commission of Population and Development (2019) delivered by Ignacio Socias, Director of Communication and International Relations at IFFD.
Implications of the gender gap: a double “taxation” for women
Statement for the 63nd session of the Commission on the Status of Women (2019) [19 November 2018].
IFFD statement to the 2018 official commemoration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, delivered by Jose Alejandro Vazquez, permanent representative of IFFD to the UN in NYC.
IFFD oral statement to the 2018 High Level Segment of UN ECOSOC delivered by Jose Alejandro Vazquez, permanent representative of IFFD to the UN in NYC.
The Inclusive Cities Project as a key contribution to the New Urban Agenda
Statement to the UN Economic and Social Council at the 2018 High Level Segment of UN ECOSOC. [July 2018].
IFFD oral statement to the 51th session of the Commission of Population and Development (2018) delivered by Ignacio Socias, Director of Communication and International Relations at IFFD.
Tackling violence and empowering rural women and girls
Statement for the 62nd session of the Commission on the Status of Women (2018) [7 December 2017].
Families in Europe: Key findings and policy recommendations to eradicate the intergenerational cycle of poverty Statement for the 56th session of the Commission for Social Development (2018) [29 November 2017].
Sustainable population development and the value of family time Statement for the 50th session of the Commission on Population and Development (2017) [7 December 2016].
IFFD oral statement to the 56th session of the Commission for Social Development (2018) delivered by Jose Alejandro Vazquez, permanent representative of IFFD to the UN in NYC.
IFFD oral statement to the 55th session of the Commission for Social Development (2017) delivered by Jose Alejandro Vazquez, permanent representative of IFFD to the UN in NYC.
Mentioning the Family in the Sustainable Development Goals
Series of Articles on how the Post-2015 Development Agenda could remove barriers to the active participation of families in society, especially decisions on investments in health, housing, poverty, and education.
