Urban inequalities

EFC Talks with Enrique Delamonica, UNICEF

Program: Approaches to Equity

On July 3, 2013, Equity for Children interviewed Enrique Delamonica at the ‘International Seminar on Urban Inequalities and Adolescence’ in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Mr. Delamonica is an Economist and Political Scientist, and Regional Advisor of Social and Economic Policy, UNICEF’s Regional Office of the Americas and Caribbean.

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