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    Latin America and the Caribbean Gender Innovation Lab (LACGIL)

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  • two girls in school
    Blog Oct 10, 2024

    Every year in Central America and the Dominican Republic, countless girls are born with boundless potential and aspirations. However, as they grow, many face obstacles that hinder their ability to pursue these dreams.

  • Desdi Llanos owns a medium-sized clothing manufacturing company in Lima
    Blog Oct 03, 2024

    Gender equality and women¡¯s leadership including women¡¯s participation in decision-making positions within households, workplaces, and communities is key to well-being and prosperity.

  • Woman worker in the technical maintenance area of the Quito Subwa
    Blog Sep 18, 2024

    The gender wage gap in LAC is a persistent problem. Working women in the region earn, on average, 70 cents for every dollar earned by men. But this simple statistic does not tell the whole story.

  • two women in a library
    Policy Brief Jun 27, 2024

    Policy interventions can help boost adolescent girls¡¯ aspirations and opportunities through exposure to role models, vocational training including life skills training, and conditional cash transfers.

  • Bahia City with name
    Policy Brief Jun 10, 2024

    In Brazil, a peer-led intervention focused on sexual & reproductive health & students' aspirations at public high schools, resulted in significantly ??improved contraceptive use &??decreased teenage pregnancy rates.

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    About the LACGIL

    The LAC Gender Innovation Lab provides World Bank operational teams, policy makers, and development practitioners with knowledge to promote gender equality and drive change in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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