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Territorial Planning Plans Take Into Account Productive Work, but Not Reproductive Work

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Patricia Gorri, a professor at UNCUYO, analyzed the municipal planning plans of the Greater Mendoza and found some efforts but no solution. Reproductive work falls primarily on women and taking it into account when organizing cities is a policy against inequality.

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Territorial Planning Plans Take Into Account Productive Work, but Not Reproductive Work

Patricia Gorri, a professor at UNCUYO, analyzed the municipal planning plans of the Greater Mendoza and found some efforts but no solution. Reproductive work falls primarily on women and taking it into account when organizing cities is a policy against inequality.

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UNIDIVERSIDAD broke the news in 12 days ago on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.

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