Getting it Right - Strategic Priorities for Mexico

Intro
 Foreword
 Acknowledgements
 Table of contents
 Chapter 1 Introduction
 Public sector weaknesses are the main impediment to progress as they hamper the effective implementation of policies
 Advancing inclusion is not only important from a social perspective, it is also a prerequisite for Mexico to realise its economic potential
 Building on recent competition-enhancing reforms is key to fully reap the benefits of globalisation and digitalisation
 Economic growth is coming at a cost to the environment, an important component of people's well-being Fostering stronger, greener and more inclusive growth requires a set of bold reforms in several complementary policy areasReferences
 Chapter 2 Strengthening Mexico's fiscal policy
 Further raising tax revenues
 Raising the redistributive effect of the tax and transfer system
 Fighting informality through tax reform
 Reforming environmental taxes in an equity-friendly manner
 Strengthening the investment climate through tax reform
 Key recommendations
 References
 Chapter 3 Enhancing public governance
 Strengthening public sector integrity and the anti-corruption system Dealing with insecurity more effectivelyImproving the effectiveness of the judicial system
 Building on past investments in open government reform
 Key recommendations
 References
 Chapter 4 Fostering development at the regional level
 Helping Mexican cities fully capture agglomeration benefits
 Using tourism for regional development
 Raising subnational efficiency and transparency
 Strengthening capacities at the state and municipal levels
 Making the most of infrastructure investment
 Strengthening integrity at the subnational level
 Key recommendations
 References Chapter 5 Raising the quality and equity of Mexico's education and skills systemImproving access to quality education for all students
 Supporting teachers and school leaders to raise learning outcomes
 Preparing students for the future
 Key recommendations
 References
 Chapter 6 Reforming Mexico's labour market and social policies
 Enhancing job quality and reducing informal employment
 Strengthening social protection
 Key recommendations
 References
 Chapter 7 Towards greater gender equality
 Removing barriers to paid work
 Achieving gender equality in the public sector Fostering a greater participation of women in STEM fields of studyFighting violence against women
 Changing social norms and expectations
 Mainstreaming gender in all policy areas
 Key recommendations
 References
 Chapter 8 Moving towards a high-quality health system
 Raising health spending and making sure it reaches those most in need
 Stepping up efforts to reduce fragmentation in the health system
 Further tackling Mexico's obesity epidemic
 Key recommendations
 References
 Chapter 9 Fully reaping the benefits of recent competition-enhancing reforms
 Enhancing the regulatory framework