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'''Precaria''' es un [[concepto]] sugerido en el marco de la organización internacional [[Un techo para mi país]] con el que se designa alegóricamente a un país imaginario, el cual estaría habitado por todos los pobres de [[América Latina]] para señalar la magnitud de esta situación contrapuesta a las ideas constitucionales pertinentes y el sistema de derechos humanos del derecho internacional (como las Metas del Milenio). |
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Este término ha sido empleado por la escritora Isabel Allende, la ex-presidente de Chile Michelle Bachelet y Bernardo Kosakoff <ref>[http://www.paisprecaria.org/#/embajadores] ver: Mensajes de Michelle Bachelet y otros sobre “Precaria” </ref> |
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, entre otros, para crear consciencia de la pobreza en América Latina y poner de relieve la insuficiencia de los índices con los que se evalúa la satisfacción de las necesidades básicas del individuo, y por ende la precariedad. Recientemente [[Bernardo Kliksberg]], coautor de ''Primero la gente'' junto al premio Nobel de economia Amartya Sen, se ha sumado a la campaña “Precaria: un país que nadie conoce” como una forma de combatir adecuadamente la pobreza en la region. <ref> [http://www.analitica.com/bitblio/kliksberg/pobreza.asp]Bernardo Kliksberg, Nuevas direcciones en el debate mundial sobre la pobreza y el desarrollo social </ref> |
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Este concepto se utiliza para distinguir una condición de [[pobreza]] que correspondería a una población de 180 millones de personas, lo que la convertiría en el segundo país a nivel poblacional de la región latinoamericana luego de [[Brasil]]. |
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Falta de acceso a oportunidades y deterioro de la autoestima causada por la precariedad son factores que no son detectados por los índices tradicionales de desarrollo. Por ello dentro de este paradigma se establece un índice de dignidad, que atiende al respeto a la [[dignidad humana]]. |
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En el marco de esta categorización, se considera que la población de Precaria es mestiza y se encuentran entre otros a “2 millones de chilenos, 1 millón de costarricenses, 6 millones de bolivianos, 4 millones de nicaragüenses y 5 millones de hondureños”. <ref>[http://wiki.paisprecaria.org/index.php?title=Precaria&oldid=111] WIKI-Precaria </ref> |
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Entre los embajadores de Precaria se encuentran [[Michelle Bachelet]], directora de [[ONU Mujeres]], la escritora [[Isabel Allende]] y [[Bernardo Kosakoff]], ex director de [[CEPAL]]. <ref>[http://www.paisprecaria.org/#/embajadores] ver: Mensajes de Michelle Bachelet y otros sobre “Precaria” </ref> |
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Entre las carencias materiales que se padecen en “Precaria” son la falta de agua potable y de servicios básicos, y la falta de vivienda adecuada. Esta metáfora se vincula estrechamente a la organización internacional de “[[Un techo para mi país]]”, que encuentra voluntarios y actividades regulares en casi todos los países de la región. Para que Precaria achique sus fronteras, la sociedad civil se convoca y reúnen fondos y trabajo voluntario de modo de lograr una numerosa cantidad de casas en poco tiempo en diversas ciudades y pueblos de América Latina. |
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== Referencias == |
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{{listaref}} |
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== Véase también == |
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[[Archivo:Poor boy.jpg|thumb|90px|Niño pobre.]] |
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* [[Pobreza]] |
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* [[Un techo para mi país]] |
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* [[Alimentación humana]] |
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* [[Seguridad alimentaria]] |
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* [[Crisis económica]] |
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== Enlaces externos == |
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{{commonscat|Poverty|Pobreza}} |
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* [http://www.untechoparamipais.org/] |
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* [http://wiki.paisprecaria.org/index.php?title=Precaria&oldid=111] |
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* CEPAL, Pobreza y Empleo [[http://www.eclac.org/publicaciones/xml/2/34732/PSE2008_Cap2_Empleo.pdf] |
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[[Categoría: Pobreza]] |
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[[Categoría: América Latina]] |
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[[Categoría:Conceptos]] |
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'''Precaria''' is a [[concept]] suggested in the framework of the international campaign of the non governmental organisation [[Un techo para mi pais]], in English “A roof for my country “, that designated allegorically an imaginary country, which would be inhabited by all the poor from [[Latin America]], for pointing out the magnitude of this situation as opposed to the constitutional law and the human rights system of international law (such as the Millennium Development Goals). |
'''Precaria''' is a [[concept]] suggested in the framework of the international campaign of the non governmental organisation [[Un techo para mi pais]], in English “A roof for my country “, that designated allegorically an imaginary country, which would be inhabited by all the poor from [[Latin America]], for pointing out the magnitude of this situation as opposed to the constitutional law and the human rights system of international law (such as the Millennium Development Goals). |
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This term has been used by the Ambassadors of Precaria: the writer Isabel Allende, the former President of Chile Michelle Bachelet and Bernardo Kosakoff, former director of [[CEPAL]] . <ref> [http://www.paisprecaria.org/ |
This term has been used by the Ambassadors of Precaria: the writer Isabel Allende, the former President of Chile Michelle Bachelet and Bernardo Kosakoff, former director of [[CEPAL]] . <ref> [http://www.paisprecaria.org/#/ambassadors] see: Messages from Michelle Bachelet and others on " Precarious "</ref> , among others, to raise awareness of poverty in Latin America and to highlight the inadequacy of the indexes which assess the satisfaction of basic needs of the individual. Recently [[Bernardo Kliksberg]], adviser of the UNDP and co-author of "The People First", coauthored with the Nobel Prize Laureate in Economics [[Amartya Sen]], has joined the campaign "Precaria: a country that nobody knows" as a way to combat adequately poverty in the region. <ref> [http://www.analitica.com/bitblio/kliksberg/pobreza.asp] Bernardo Kliksberg on new directions in the global debate on poverty and social development </ref> |
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This concept is used to distinguish the condition of [[poverty]] corresponding to a population of 180 million people, which would make it the second country-wide population of Latin America after [[Brazil]]. It is considered that its population is mestizo. Precaria has a population, among others, of "2 million of Chileans, 1 million of Costa Ricans, 6 million of Bolivians, 4 million of Nicaraguans and 5 million of Hondurans." <ref> [http://wiki.paisprecaria.org/index.php?title=Precaria&oldid=111] WIKI-Precarious </ |
This concept is used to distinguish the condition of [[poverty]] corresponding to a population of 180 million people, which would make it the second country-wide population of Latin America after [[Brazil]]. It is considered that its population is mestizo. Precaria has a population, among others, of "2 million of Chileans, 1 million of Costa Ricans, 6 million of Bolivians, 4 million of Nicaraguans and 5 million of Hondurans." <ref> [http://wiki.paisprecaria.org/index.php?title=Precaria&oldid=111] WIKI-Precarious </ref> |
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Several factors as the lack of access to fair opportunities for the poor people are not detected by traditional development indices. Therefore within this paradigm an index of dignity is established, in accordance to the deserved respect to [[human dignity]]. Major problems in "Precaria" are the lack of drinking water and basic sanitation services, and lack of adequate housing. |
Several factors as the lack of access to fair opportunities for the poor people are not detected by traditional development indices. Therefore within this paradigm an index of dignity is established, in accordance to the deserved respect to [[human dignity]]. Major problems in "Precaria" are the lack of drinking water and basic sanitation services, and lack of adequate housing. |
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Revision as of 08:32, 12 September 2011
Precaria is a concept suggested in the framework of the international campaign of the non governmental organisation Un techo para mi pais, in English “A roof for my country “, that designated allegorically an imaginary country, which would be inhabited by all the poor from Latin America, for pointing out the magnitude of this situation as opposed to the constitutional law and the human rights system of international law (such as the Millennium Development Goals).
This term has been used by the Ambassadors of Precaria: the writer Isabel Allende, the former President of Chile Michelle Bachelet and Bernardo Kosakoff, former director of CEPAL . [1] , among others, to raise awareness of poverty in Latin America and to highlight the inadequacy of the indexes which assess the satisfaction of basic needs of the individual. Recently Bernardo Kliksberg, adviser of the UNDP and co-author of "The People First", coauthored with the Nobel Prize Laureate in Economics Amartya Sen, has joined the campaign "Precaria: a country that nobody knows" as a way to combat adequately poverty in the region. [2]
This concept is used to distinguish the condition of poverty corresponding to a population of 180 million people, which would make it the second country-wide population of Latin America after Brazil. It is considered that its population is mestizo. Precaria has a population, among others, of "2 million of Chileans, 1 million of Costa Ricans, 6 million of Bolivians, 4 million of Nicaraguans and 5 million of Hondurans." [3] Several factors as the lack of access to fair opportunities for the poor people are not detected by traditional development indices. Therefore within this paradigm an index of dignity is established, in accordance to the deserved respect to human dignity. Major problems in "Precaria" are the lack of drinking water and basic sanitation services, and lack of adequate housing.
For diminishing the borders of Precaria “Un techo para mi pais” have reunited more than 400000 volunteers and organise regular activities in almost all countries of the region. Consequently civil society contributes with funds and volunteer work in order to achieve a large number of houses in a short time in various towns and cities in Latin America.
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