Imds | IMDS - Institute for Mobility and Social Development

Articles

Home Articles

Institute seeks to support the political debate based on data, around themes essential to social development

The economist analyzes the evolution of poverty, highlighting the impact of this progression on the chances of social mobility

Technical note and three new articles from the institute detail the obstacles in the realization of schooling

IMDS promotes roundtable discussion and analyzes the importance of data and evidence in literacy planning at a World Bank and FGV-EESP Clear...

The initiative of IMDS, ENAP and FGV EESP Clear aimed to recognize and disseminate the management of public policies

IMDS launches a collection of articles assessing the exit or permanence in Cadastro Único (Single Registration) of the first generation of c...

Using didactic language, images, and animation, this audiovisual production presents the theme of social mobility and the work of the newly...

Printed and digital document renders accounts and results achieved to society

Thematic panels bring together experts in a day and a half of discussions, focusing on children and adolescents

Impact on the income of future generations could reach 9% of GDP; this is one of the conclusions of the panel “A Pandemic of Inequality”, pr...

Only 7.3% of Blacks reach higher education or manage to go further, to a master's or doctorate degree.

The Midwest of the country is the region where women go further ahead in their education, compared to all other Brazilian regions, and to me...

Arminio Fraga interviews Angus Deaton, Nobel laureate in Economics and one of the leading voices on inequality and social mobility around...

Among all the factors that can increase a person's chances of growing in life, Education plays the most relevant role

Key to development, education in Brazil reflects and perpetuates inequalities of opportunities in the country

With the expansion of supply and financing sources for basic education in the 1990s and 2000s, a good number of Brazilians are already able...

This is not a new problem and it has had an increased impact during the pandemic, with the closing of schools

Public and private policies on access to technology can change the fate of our young people

Investing in education is the most obvious way, but in Brazil and elsewhere, there are projects and results in several other areas

Public policies based on science, which provide everyone with the same chances of advancement in life, are the next challenge for the develo...

Economist, Doctor in Political Science, Paulo Tafner says that he was, from an early age, bitten by a different "blue fly": not that of powe...

The system of intergenerational mobility indicators presents data on the correlation of the level of education between parents and children,...