Conect online: https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/a3004d5e3f314631b0140ff1bb89945d

•What is Basic Income? Basic Income’s advantages versus the limits of conditional minimum incomes

March 4th
from 18:00 to 20:00
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•Labour market trends, social and solidarity economy and Basic Income: job sharing, work visibilisation

March 11th
from 18:00 to 20:00
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•Basic Income in the framework of Human Rights, Sustainable Development Goals and social movements

March 18th
from 18:00 to 20:00
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•Basic Income, a measure for the economic and social future: pilot projects and 21st century challenges

March 25th
from 18:00 to 20:00

Economists Without Borders is back with a new edition of the online course “Inversión Socialmente Responsable: retos para la sostenibilidad y el desarrollo” organized together with the UNED from March 1 to 21, which we believe may be of interest to you and your students.

It is a 20-hour on-line course of initiation in the concept of Socially Responsible Investment, its origin, rationale, utilities, the differences with respect to conventional investment and the tools for its implementation, which will deepen the relationship between investment markets and human and sustainable development, approaching the training from an eminently practical perspective.

As a novelty, this edition will deal with the topic of the EU Taxonomy and will discuss upcoming regulatory changes.
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MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION HERE

Basic Income under Debate" Cycle                 

In recent years, Basic Income has multiplied its presence in all media. An apparently simple idea, but with an important complexity when it comes to specifying how, when and where it can be implemented, establishing a great debate on its possible effectiveness and efficiency to end poverty and promote economic freedom and a generalized dignified life for all people.

From Economists without Borders Euskadi and the Basque Association of Economists we intend to continue enriching this debate with this cycle of 4 sessions that will try to answer some of the most relevant questions when developing a proposal for a Universal and Unconditional Basic Income: Is the BI an effective, efficient and fair measure in the fight against poverty? How does the BI help to achieve the objectives of the feminist movement? Is the BI really fundable? What are the effects of the BI on employment and work?

To answer these and other questions, we are launching 4 virtual debates through Zoom in which we will be able to share arguments for and against BI and we will deal with the aspects that generate the most doubts and opposing opinions in order to advance in the fight against poverty and inequality:

1. February 16 - Effectiveness, efficiency and justice of BR - Joseba Zalakain, director of the SIIS Documentation and Studies Center of the Eguía Careaga Foundation.
2. March 2 - Lights and shadows of the BR from a feminist approach - to be confirmed
3. March 16 - Is the financing of BR sustainable? - Juan A. Gimeno Ullastres, former rector of the UNED, founder and trustee of Economists without Borders.
4. March 30 - Effects of BR on labor and employment - Sara de la Rica, Professor of Applied Economics at the UPV/EHU and director of ISEAK, and Igor Mera, member of the national coordinator of the ESK trade union.

The debates will have two different focuses:

• The first (February 16) and the third session (March 16) will feature an introductory intervention by an expert who will address the main arguments of the specific topic, after which the attendees will be divided into groups to discuss various issues raised.
• The second (March 2) and the fourth (March 30) will have the participation of two guests, one a defender of BR and the other with a more critical approach, who will debate with each other, after which there will be a turn for attendees to launch their own questions or arguments.

All sessions are free of charge and will be held in Spanish, starting at 18:30h (GMT+1).

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PARTICIPANTS:

• PURA SÁNCHEZ
• DAVID CASASSAS
• ATILIO BORON
• LLUIS TORRENS 
• ANGEL ELÍAS
• ISIDORO MORENO 
• MAYTE QUINTANILLA 
• FRANCISCO SIERRA 
• JUANLU GONZÁLEZ 
• TXEMA SÁNCHEZ

https://youtu.be/J37Rlthuu-Y

Saturday, 20 June 2020
16.00 Argentina time
21.00 Spanish time

Challenges to development: processes of change towards global justice
27-29 May 2020. Virtual Format.

More link  https://vcied.org/en/

In the link https://euskalherriapostcovid19.eus/es/inicio/  you can access the so-called Manifesto for an Ecological Economy in the Post-Covid19 Basque Country, which so far we have signed 642 Basque academics who teach at the university and another 909 individual adhesions.

As long as you agree, you are invited to sign and disseminate it.

Despite the confinement, the Securities Factory doesn't stop! This April we bring you #FactoríaEnCasa so that you can continue to reflect on responsible consumption from your homes.

And the fact is that homes are the topic to be discussed this month, and it couldn't be a more timely topic!

Irati Mogollón, a sociologist and expert in facilitating feminist cohousing and activist aging, has chatted virtually with us to bring us closer to a new concept, that of "architectures that care", that is, spaces that put the needs and well-being of human beings at the center.

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SSI Berriketan was born out of the belief that in times of health concerns, we need new ways to give back to the community. SSI Group has identified a number of themes, related to our activity, that we think can provide a critical and different look at society and bring new points of view.

The format chosen is a digital conversation between two professionals, one from Grupo SSI and another expert in the field.

The chosen channel is YouTube. Of a maximum duration of one hour, where we will create a digital space to promote conversation and reflection.

The chosen days are Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 1pm to 2pm. Afterwards, this content will be available in the social networks of Grupo SSI where it will be possible to listen again, in a restful way, each one of the sessions.

Look for Grupo SSI on YouTube and don't miss SSI Berriketan!

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Given that the situation of confinement derived from COVID 19 is lengthening, we have decided to hold the next two workshops of the cycle on Basic Income virtually. To do so, we will group the themes of workshops 4 and 5 in the next session, and leave those corresponding to workshops 3 and 6 for the last one.

In this way, on Friday 27 March, from 12:00 to 14:00, we will discuss Basic Income in relation to personal freedom and autonomy, as well as work and the labour market. In the last session on Friday 3 April, also from 12:00 to 14:00, we will discuss Basic Income in relation to the climate emergency and freedom of movement and cultural diversity.

For these last two sessions we will use the UPV/EHU virtual platform blackboard collaborate, and to participate from your computer you must click, a few minutes before the time scheduled for the start of the session, on the link https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/a3004d5e3f314631b0140ff1bb89945d  and, once inside the platform, indicate your name and join the session.

Basic Income Europe Unconditional (UBIE) call on the European Union, and the Eurogroup in particular, to create an EU-led financial instrument to support all EU Member States in the quick introduction of an Unconditional Basic Income as an urgency measure, to provide prompt and unbureaucratic relief to everyone in Europe whose economic security and existence is threatened by the coronavirus crisis. To this end, it has created the link https://you.wemove.eu/campaigns/emergency-basic-income?link_id=3&can_id=009bca34c6759f00b01c3dfdad117ba2&source=email-emergency-basic-income-for-the-eu-sign-the-petition-now&email_referrer=email_756184&email_subject=sign-now-emergency-basic-income-for-the-eu to collect signatures addressed to Ursula von der Leyen, head of the European Commission, Christine Lagarde, Head of the European Central Bank, Mário Centeno, President of the Eurogroup and Finance ministers of all European Member States.

Following the recommendation adopted on 23 January 2018 by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, the ToShare Observatory for Fair Distribution of Wealth has organised a series of workshops on the impact that a universal basic income would have on society and on people's lives, especially aimed at Basque youth.

Each workshop will be held from 12:00 to 14:00 simultaneously at the following locations:

• Meeting Room Dean's Office, Faculty of Labor Relations and Social Work. UPV/EHU Leioa
• Videoconference Room-Sarriko. UPV/EHU Bilbao
• Videoconference Room- Las Nieves / Las Nieves Lecture Hall. UPV/EHU Vitoria-Gasteiz
• 3-Center Carlos Santamaria Course Room. UPV-EHU Donostia-San Sebastian

In the case of UPV/EHU students, attendance at all the workshops will lead to the recognition of 0.5 credits, which may be extended to 1 credit in the case of participating in the social forums that will complement these workshops. 

Participation in the workshops is free of charge, but it will be necessary to register before 26th February 2020, by writing to lh-gl.dekano-idazkaria@ehu.eus. It will also be possible to follow the development of each workshop live, by streaming, by connecting to the address https://ehutb.ehu.eus/canal1

Do you have a business idea that you would like to undertake from a social, gender and sustainable perspective? Would you like to know what the SSE is and what impact it has on our daily lives? Whether you have a project in mind or not, we invite you to learn about another vision of the economy that puts the well-being of people and the environment at the centre, through our Social and Solidarity Economy Entrepreneurship Manual.

When and where

25/03/2020, 11:15

Description
Place: Faculty of Economics and Business (Sarriko). Main Classroom.

The aim of this conference is to promote the incorporation of the gender perspective in the economic, business and legal fields, raising awareness of its importance and suitability, and presenting models and examples of good practice in this area. It also aims to encourage reflection on the subject from the university sphere, particularly from the point of view of teaching and research into companies and their management.

This year's conference will address a highly topical issue, namely digitalisation and its effects from a gender perspective, in particular the so-called digital divide. To this end, we will have the participation of various experts from different fields, thus incorporating academic and practical perspectives, from a legal, business and economic point of view, and a colloquium open to all participants.
The conference is aimed at students, teachers, professionals and, in general, anyone interested in the subject

Contact information

Corporate Law Department.
irati.basoredo@ehu.eus; eider.larrazabal@ehu.eus; itziar.villafanez@ehu.eus

Date: Thursday, January 23, 2020

Place: Arriaga Hall. Bizkaia Aretoa (Bilbao)

Organizers: CIVERSITY Research Group – https://civersity.net
 

Registration is free until full capacity is reached, and includes both the coffee break and lunch.

This cycle consists of three days to be held during the first quarter of 2020:   

• Post-development and other practical alternatives ( Thursday 23rd January).
• Other Feminisms and Sustainability of Life (Thursday 27 February)
• Ecological sustainability (Thursday, March 26)

More information at this link

Online training

•     Free of charge
•     Development through the SAI course platform: emauscursos
•     It comprises a total of 60 teaching hours (see training calendar):
•     10 teaching hours per week per training module (50 hours)
•     6 teaching hours: monographic thematic forum
•     4 teaching hours: visit to experience Bitartean Programme for social inclusion (Gamiz, Bizkaia)
•     Duration: Monday 20/01/2020 to Friday 28/02/2020.
•     Delivery of a certificate worth 60 hours.

On 4 December, Wednesday, from 18:00 to 20:00, the conference "La Renta Básica: ¿Una utopía irrealizable o un gran reto posible? will take place at the headquarters of the Basque College of Economists of Donostia. It can also be followed by videoconference from the headquarters of Bilbo and Vitoria-Gasteiz. You can find more information and the registration form on the CVE website. If you want to know more about the conference, read on!  

In recent years, Basic Income has multiplied its presence in all the media, although the term has not always been used accurately. This is a social policy proposal that more than a dozen Nobel laureates in Economics have shown interest in and sympathy for.

It is an apparently simple idea, but one of great complexity when it comes to specifying how, when, where it can begin to be implemented, establishing a great debate about its possible effectiveness and efficiency in ending poverty and promoting economic freedom and a dignified life for all people.

We invite not only economists, but also sociologists, anthropologists, psychologists, professionals from all social sciences and all those interested in improving social cohesion and sustainable human development on a truly habitable planet to participate in this debate.

It will consist of a theoretical-practical session directed by Javier Iñiguez del Val, expert in Basic Income of Economists without Borders Euskadi, and Ángel Elías, dean of the Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work of the UPV/EHU, both part of the ToShare Observatory: for a fair distribution of wealth.

To register, click on the following link. In addition, we recommend two optional short readings on Basic Income in case you want to find out more before the conference:
- Ángel Elías et al.: Some virtualities of the RB: https://labur.eus/TDCFX
- Juan A. Gimeno: "La RB: una utopía para nuestro tiempo": https://labur.eus/xyvvb

More information:
Maialen Aginagalde Catalan
Mugarik gabeko Ekonomilariak / Economists without Borders
Federico García Lorca, 9-bass, Basque College of Economists
20014, Donostia - San Sebastián
Phone: 680 697 648
http://www.ecosfron.org/

Date: Thursday, 07 November 2019

Time: 9:00-11:00

Place: Faculty of Labor Relations and Social Work - Leioa (Classroom 2.1)
Author: David Muñoz Rodríguez (University of Valencia)

Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development is a plan of action for people, the planet and prosperity, which also aims to strengthen universal peace and access to justice. The Agenda sets out 17 Goals with 169 goals of an integrated and indivisible nature.
 
The Goals Power Lab (GPL) are participatory spaces that aim to promote the knowledge and commitment of young people around the Agenda 2030, to transform our reality and build the future.
 
A) If you are a young person, you are interested in these questions and do not know where to start collaborating, join the day that will take place next Saturday, November 16, from 9:00 h. to 18.00 h., in the Euskalduna Palace (Bilbao). Throughout the day, we will hold talks and work groups to learn more about Agenda 2030 and how we can take part in this process of change and construction.
 
B) As an agent working with young people, your role is key in this process of creation and construction. Therefore, we ask you to help us to identify and find a group of young people from your environment/organisation who would like to take part in the conference that will take place next Saturday, 16 November, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., in the Euskalduna Palace (Bilbao).
 
More information and registration at: https://www.gazteaukera.euskadi.eus/gpl-es

ON NOVEMBER 16 WILL TAKE PLACE THE VI DAY OF ANOTHER ECONOMY IS UNDERWAY IN MADRID

WE WILL COUNT ON JOSÉ MANUEL NAREDO
(Economist and environmental activist.)

WE WILL PRESENT THE INDEX OF COHERENCE OF POLICIES FOR DEVELOPMENT
WE'LL DO WORKSHOPS ON:
- MEASURE INEQUALITY. Ricardo Molero Simarro.
- MEDIR EN EL ANTROPOCENO. Carmen Madorrán Ayerra.
- MEASURING DOMESTIC WORK AND CARE. Matxalen Legarreta Iza

There will be SCHOLARSHIPS TO COVER THE ACCOMMODATION AND DISPLACEMENT OF STUDENTS OUTSIDE THE COMMUNITY OF MADRID. More info

THE GRANTING OF CREDITS IS BEING PROCESSED. More info

REGISTER NOW. YOU HAVE UNTIL NOVEMBER 5

ARGITAN's reflection and debate on Women and Basic Income lead us to reveal the invisibility of care work, the alliances of capitalism with patriarchy, the feminization of poverty and the importance of basic income as a tool to confront both systems of oppression and domination.

The Basic Income of equals wants to be a very valid tool for our struggles against capitalist heteropatriarchy and to be able to incorporate it from feminisms for the creation of networks of struggle from this new vision.

We want to present the Basic Income in an ecofeminist society, accompanied by policies of reorganization of the works that cannot be stopped and of the existence of sociocommunitarian services that guarantee that the patriarchal logic of the homes is not going to force women to continue doing them alone. We want to move from the centrality of employment to the centrality of life, because one can live without employment but not without working, especially the jobs associated with the care of human life that correspond to everyone.

The Basic Income thus becomes an instrument in the fight against poverty and the distribution of wealth. The Basic Income initiative aims to contribute to feminist struggles. From the diversity of the Feminist Movement contribute to fight against all types of oppression and create conditions to reach processes of authentic social transformation.

Methodologically, the proposal has a workshop format divided into two parts: A first more theoretical part about the Basic Income of equals, characteristics, definition, objectives, etc.

Another more focused on the daily practice of IGN in Euskal Herria and its impact on the bodies and lives of women.

When: 7 and 8 November
Where: Salón de Grados of the Faculty of Economics and Business UPV/EHU of Elcano (C/Elcano, 21 Bilbao)
Free registration   gorka.martija@omal.info

Place: meeting room of the Deanery of this Faculty (Leioa) (it is also possible to do it via Skype)

SPEAKERS

• María Ernestina Lozano Mejia, coordinadora de la Defensoría de la Mujer de Alto Trujillo (Perú)
• Johanna Guadalupe Ramírez García, jurista del Departamento de Derechos Humanos del Servicio Social Pasionista de El Salvador

Date: on October 15, at 11:30 am

Place: Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work of the UPV / EHU (Leioa-Bizkaia)
(Dolores Ibarruri Degree Room)

Demonstration that will leave on October 17, at 11:30 am, from the Moyua Square in Bilbao

Celebration: October 10, 2019

Place: Aula Magna of the Faculty of Letters. Vitoria-Gasteiz

Hours: From 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Registration: From September 27 to October 10, 2019

Send an e-mail with name and two surnames and ID number (with letter) to alava@cgtrabajosocial.es (place reservation will be confirmed by mail).

Registration: Free

Credits: 0.25 ECTS for undergraduate students in Social Work

Organized by: Faculty of Labor Relations and Social Work of Álava UPV / EHU and the Professional Association of Social Workers of Araba

Subsidized: Deputy Ministry of Social Policies of the Basque Government, Vitoria-Gazteiz City Council and Vice-Rectorate of the Alava Campus

To follow the day by streaming: https://ehutb.ehu.eus/live/58c6ba7bf82b2b0c3f8b456d

Esta medida tendría un coste de 7.700 millones al año, el 3,5% del PIB, según un estudio de la Generalitat

Con la renta básica universal, los ciudadanos adultos de Catalunya podrían cobrar 664 euros netos al mes. Esto implica que cualquier habitante, independientemente de sus condiciones personales, laborales o patrimoniales, podría percibir 7.968 euros al año.Los menores cobrarían 133 euros al mes, unos 1.594 euros al año. Esta es la propuesta que han elaborado los economistas Oriol Amat y Xavier Ferràs en el estudio RBU: Análisis de una propuesta disruptiva de innovación, encargado por la Generalitat en el marco del Pacto Nacional para la Industria y publicado este viernes.

Según los economistas, la medida está concebida para lograr que cualquier ciudadano viva con dignidad. Actualmente, el Idescat calcula que el 20% de los habitantes de Catalunya viven en riesgo de pobreza.

Informe completo en: https://www.bsm.upf.edu/sites/default/files/2019-renda-basica-universal.pdf

La Vanguardia 21/06/2019:

https://www.lavanguardia.com/economia/20190621/463018758383/renta-basica-universal-generalitat-pobreza.html

The 2019/07/04, in the course of Sostenibilidad en la Europa del S. XXI: económica, ambiental y social, Summer Courses of the UPV/EHU, the teacher Ángel Elías will speak about “La renta básica universal como instrumento que garantiza el cumplimiento del art. 2.1 del PIDESC (Pacto internacional de los derechos económicos, sociales y culturales de Naciones Unidas)“. You can see the program in https://www.uik.eus/en/sostenibilidad-en-la-europa-del-s-xxi-economica-ambiental-y-social

Por petición popular, llega una nueva edición del curso Ponte en marcha por otra economía: la Economía Social y Solidaria.  

Este verano puedes comenzar a conocer qué es la Economía Social y Solidaria (ESS), sus principios, formas jurídicas, herramientas para emprender y muchas más cosas.

El curso comenzará el 1 de julio al 2 de agosto  ¡Apúntate!

Si quieres conocer más de la formación pincha aquí o escribe a la siguiente dirección: ess.formacion@ecosfron.org. El último día para inscribirse es el 27 de junio, ¡date prisa!

“Las desigualdades en Euskadi a debate” 

24 de junio de 2019

Sala Elhuyar, Bizkaia Aretoa-UPV/EHU

de 10:00 a 14:00h.

¿Es Euskadi una sociedad desigual? ¿Cuáles son las claves que explican estas desigualdades? ¿Qué soluciones podemos plantearnos para lograr una sociedad que no deje a nadie atrás?

Desde Oxfam Intermón, en colaboración con la London School of Economics, hemos desarrollado una metodología de análisis basada en una batería de indicadores que analizan siete ámbitos de interés: Vida y salud; seguridad personal y jurídica; educación y aprendizaje, seguridad financiera y trabajo digno; condiciones de vida seguras y confortables; participación, influencia y voz; y vida personal, familiar y social.

De la mano de varias personas expertas hemos analizado cada ámbito, y queremos invitaros a compartir las principales conclusiones y recomendaciones.

Contaremos con la participación de:

Amaia Bacigalupe, miembro del Grupo de Investigación de determinantes sociales de la salud y cambio demográfico OPIK.

Begoña Cueto, Departamento de Economía Aplicada de la Universidad de Oviedo.

Braulio Gómez, investigador del Deustobarómetro, experto en opinión pública y participación política.

María Silvestre, Directora del Deustobarómetro, especialista en valores político - sociales y perspectiva de género en las ciencias sociales.

Unai Martín, miembro del Grupo de Investigación de determinantes sociales de la salud y cambio demográfico OPIK.

Y los aportes de

Ana Isabel Pérez Machío, miembro del Instituto vasco de criminología y del Grupo de investigación en ciencias criminales, GICCAS.

Iratxe Aristegui, Doctora en Sociología y profesora de la Universidad de Deusto.

Lucas Gortazar, experto en educación, miembro del Departamento de educación del Banco Mundial en Europa del Este y Oriente Medio.

Además, abriremos un espacio de reflexión y debate que nos permita identificar qué soluciones e iniciativas podemos apoyar y poner en marcha para contribuir a reducir las desigualdades en nuestro contexto.

Date: 2019/05/25

Where: Pinondo house of Durango

Time: 10:00 to 14:00 hours

More information in the link:

https://guneekosozialista.noblogs.org/post/2019/04/09/jokaleku-ekosocialista-eta-ekofeministak-euskal-herrian-2030-1-foroa/

Ángel Elías Ortega

THE TOSHARE OBSERVATORY-FOR A FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH (LEIOA)

Dean of the Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work of the UPV / EHU

The II Summer School of Critical Economics will address the topic of "Inequalities and income
distribution: a plural look", and will take place at the Autonomous University of Madrid, from July 1
to 3, 2019 (at the headquarters that has in Miraflores de la Sierra).

Interview in the program “Vivir para ver” of Radio Euskadi. Angel Elias Ortega and Elsa Fuente coordinator of UNICEF Comité Basque Country about Toshare observatory.

2019-04-02

Events of the UPV / EHU IV Conference.

Economy, Business and Gender. Discrimination based on gender in the contracting of assets

April 3, 2019 Location: Faculty of Economics and Business (Sarriko)

Place: meeting room of the Deanery of this Faculty (Leioa) (it is also possible to do it via Skype)

From Unibertsitate Kritikoa Sarea (Critical University Network), where we work together several NGO students and teachers, have organized a conference for April 4 with an all day program. It will be a space for reflection, growth and sharing.

• Tania Sánchez.
  Executive Director at the Center for the Promotion of Women Gregoria Apaza and member of the Tax Justice Platform from the women of Bolivia.

• Vivian Scharwz.
  Sociologist and political scientist. Coordinator of the social research area of Ciudadanía Bolivia.

Day: Tuesday, February 26

Time: 11: 00-13: 00

Place: C / Rodriguez Arias, 5-7º Bilbao

EMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE SOCIAL POLICIES AND YOUTH

The Bureau of the Committee on Employment, Social Policies and Youth has agreed to accede to the request for an appearance made by Julen Bollain Urbieta, member of the Elkarrekin Podemos group, in order that D.Ángel Elías Ortega exposes his vision about the transformations in the labor market and possible solutions.

Day: 02/12/2019
Time: 12:30
Place: SAIA 1
 

ADVERTISING THE SESSION

• The sessions are open to the media
• The sessions are developed with the presence of journalists from the media (written and graphic press, televisions, radios), who have a reserved area in the room and can also follow them through the internal television circuit from the press room, or through Internet from the headquarters of their media.
• It is possible that some images taken directly by graphic journalists appear in the different media. Sessions are recorded and can be followed in real time.
• All sessions are recorded in audio and video.
• The appearance can be followed from the different dependencies of the Chamber at the same time as it is being developed.
• They are broadcast on the Internet
• The video signal can also be followed live through the Internet, through one of the channels enabled on the Basque Parliament website.
• And they are included in the web page
• In addition to filing in days after the session, the recording, both video and audio, and the written transcript, will be posted on the website of the Basque Parliament, accessible to all people.

= "In the era of robotics the distribution of wealth is urgent: universal basic income and reduction of working hours" =

*** Restricted act for members of the association "Helduen Hitza"

SPEAKER: ÁNGEL ELÍAS, DEAN OF THE FACULTY OF LABOUR RELATIONS AND SOCIAL WORK OF THE UPV / EHU

- Requirements derived from the fulfillment of Human Rights and the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations in terms of the distribution of wealth
- Deepening the concept of wealth in relation to GDP new technologies
- Identification of the wealth generated by Industry 4.0 and new technologies
- Knowledge of the distribution of wealth
- Search of progressive fiscal systems for a fair distribution of wealth
- Strengthening of the social protection system and study of the consequences derived from the incorporation of a Basic Income (universal and unconditional)

1. DATE: Wednesday, February 13, 2019
   TIME: from 10:00 to 12:00 in the morning
   PLACE: Nafarroa Hiribidea, 7, 20013 Donostia, Gipuzkoa.
2. DATE: Wednesday, February 20, 2019
   TIME: from 10:00 to 12:00 in the morning
   PLACE: Topaleku (Aiete). Aiete Pasealekua, 85, 20009 Donostia, Gipuzkoa

1. A FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH IS URGENT (BIZKAIA ARETOA-GASTEIZ-LEIOA)

• Sofia Marroquinek, representative of Oxfam-Intermon in Euskadi, will present the current situation of the distribution of wealth according to the latest recently published report
• David Casassasek, professor of Social and Political Theory at the University of Barcelona, member of the Council of the DESC Observatory and the Red Renta Básica Association, will present his recent book: Unconditional Freedom. The basic income in the democratic revolution (Paidós, 2018)
• Angel Eliasek, dean of the Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work of the UPV / EHU, will present the ToShare Observatory-For a fair distribution of wealth

DAY: Tuesday, February 5, 2019
TIME: From 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
PLACE: At the Bizkaia Aretoa of the UPV / EHU, in Bilbao

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2. BASIC INCOME AND TOSHARE OBSERVATORY FOR A FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH (GASTEIZ)

• Daniel Raventosek, professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Barcelona and president of the Basic Income Network, will talk about "The Unconditional Basic Income versus guaranteed minimum income systems"
• David Casassasek, professor of Social and Political Theory at the University of Barcelona, member of the Council of the DESC Observatory and the Red Renta Básica Association, will present his recent book: Unconditional Freedom. The basic income in the democratic revolution (Paidós, 2018)
• Amaia Inzak, professor of Sociology and Social Work and 1st vice-dean of the Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work of the UPV / EHU, will present the ToShare Observatory -for a fair distribution of wealth

Presentation: Ángel Elías, dean of the Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work of the UPV / EHU

DAY: Tuesday, February 5, 2019
TIME: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
PLACE: In the Aula Magna of the Faculty of Letters of the UPV / EHU, in Vitoria-Gasteiz.

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3. A FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH IS URGENT(LEIOA)

• David Casassasek, professor of Social and Political Theory at the University of Barcelona, member of the Council of the DESC Observatory and the Red Renta Básica Association, will present his recent book: Unconditional Freedom. The basic income in the democratic revolution (Paidós, 2018)
• Angel Eliasek, dean of the Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work of the UPV / EHU, will present the ToShare Observatory-For a fair distribution of wealth.

DAY: Wednesday, February 6, 2019
TIME: 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
PLACE: In Room 1.1 of the Faculty of Labour Relations and Social Work headquarters, in Leioa

Program:

At the beginning the objectives and functioning of this Observatory will be explained, after which the attendees will be divided into 6 groups to deepen the lines of work of these 6 topics:

-Requirements derived from the fulfillment of Human Rights and the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations in terms of the distribution of wealth
- Deepening the concept of wealth in relation to GDP new technologies
- Identification of the wealth generated by Industry 4.0 and new technologies
-Knowledge of the distribution of wealth
-Search of progressive fiscal systems for a fair distribution of wealth
-Strengthening of the social protection system and study of the consequences derived from the incorporation of a Basic Income (universal and unconditional

DATE: Tuesday, January 22, 2019
TIME: from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the morning
PLACE: Classroom 1.5 of the Faculty headquarters in Leioa