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Improving Afghanistan's Healthcare system and training female health workers
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Learn how fisheries are an important entry-point for women's social and economic empowerment.
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Given the varied and complex drivers at play, how may women's economic participation best be bolstered?
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Women forego higher pay to work in occupations and industries which offer better non-monetary benefits, a choice which might be driven by an unequal distribution of house- and care- work.
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Laws affecting women's work after having children.
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Women bear a disproportionate share of responsibilities of the world’s unpaid domestic and care work.
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Featuring innovative entrepreneurs in childcare operating in diverse regions
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Results from contexts as diverse as rural Chad, urban Djibouti, and Nairobi highlight that liquidity constraints are a key barrier to women’s economic empowerment.
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The intersection of social norms, women's economic empowerment and women's labor force participation
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Dive deep into the plenaries, bite-learning sessions, and clinics.
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Explore various gender data tools that measure country-level gender gaps and gaps between men and women, boys and girls through a variety of topics.
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An additional public preschool per 1,000 children raises the employment of mothers of eligible-aged children by 6.9 percentage points, an increase of about 13%.
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Around the world, gendered social norms continue to shape women's and men's participation in the labour market, new data by household composition show
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When females spend time fetching water, children’s participation in school is affected
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Evidence-based policy solutions — as well as some pitfalls to avoid — for those interested in strengthening women’s empowerment and improving development outcomes.
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Helping teams think of their intervention objectives, define measurement for progress and evaluation, and identify what works and what doesn’t.
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Exploring the likely barriers that women face in owning, accessing, and benefiting from digital sector interventions in urban areas.
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Energy is an essential component of women’s daily lives, from household chores such as cooking and heating to agricultural uses, education, and personal safety
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In addition to its immediate adverse impact on women’s and girls’ health and education, the COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to further exacerbate existing gender inequalities in economic opportunities across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Female farmers face disproportionate barriers hindering their productivity and incomes, such as weaker land rights and poorer access to labor and non-labor inputs.
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