Political Finance as a Driver for Women CandidatesUNDP Eurasia
Presentation on promoting women’s access to electoral finances by Zurab Kharatishvili, Chair of the Central Electoral Commission, Georgia presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session VI: An enabling environment for women’s electoral participation- the role of Electoral Management Bodies (EMBs)
Gender Equality in the Public Administration (GEPA)UNDP Eurasia
Presentation: Gender equality in public administration (GEPA): UNDP research findings on gender balance in this region presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session V: Integrating gender equality in public administration
Presentation: Connecting the dots: enhancing women’s participation in decision making: Identifying areas of collaboration presented at Presentation presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 17 November 2011, Session VIII: Connecting the dots: a coordinated solution to a complex challenge
Kyrgyzstan: Promoting Gender-sensitive Political Reforms in the ParliamentUNDP Eurasia
Country case studies from Kyrgyzstan: presentation by Zulfia Kochorbaeva, Association of Women’s Legal Initiative (AWLI) presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session 7: Enhancing women’s participation trough Parliamentary Mechanisms
The role of Civil Society in Gender EqualityUNDP Eurasia
Mobilizing and building alliances- the role of civil society by Cecile Greboval, Secretary General of European Women’s Lobby, presentation presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul 15 November 2011, Session 2: Mobilizing and building alliances for women’s participation in decision-making
Promoting Innovative Approaches to Gender EqualityUNDP Eurasia
Presentation: promoting innovative approaches –experience made from an international perspective by Annie Demirjian UNDP presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session V: Integrating gender equality in public administration
Political Finance as a Driver for Women CandidatesUNDP Eurasia
Presentation on promoting women’s access to electoral finances by Zurab Kharatishvili, Chair of the Central Electoral Commission, Georgia presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session VI: An enabling environment for women’s electoral participation- the role of Electoral Management Bodies (EMBs)
Gender Equality in the Public Administration (GEPA)UNDP Eurasia
Presentation: Gender equality in public administration (GEPA): UNDP research findings on gender balance in this region presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session V: Integrating gender equality in public administration
Presentation: Connecting the dots: enhancing women’s participation in decision making: Identifying areas of collaboration presented at Presentation presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 17 November 2011, Session VIII: Connecting the dots: a coordinated solution to a complex challenge
Kyrgyzstan: Promoting Gender-sensitive Political Reforms in the ParliamentUNDP Eurasia
Country case studies from Kyrgyzstan: presentation by Zulfia Kochorbaeva, Association of Women’s Legal Initiative (AWLI) presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session 7: Enhancing women’s participation trough Parliamentary Mechanisms
The role of Civil Society in Gender EqualityUNDP Eurasia
Mobilizing and building alliances- the role of civil society by Cecile Greboval, Secretary General of European Women’s Lobby, presentation presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul 15 November 2011, Session 2: Mobilizing and building alliances for women’s participation in decision-making
Promoting Innovative Approaches to Gender EqualityUNDP Eurasia
Presentation: promoting innovative approaches –experience made from an international perspective by Annie Demirjian UNDP presented at UNDP Regional Forum on Equal participation in decision-making, Istanbul, 16 November, Session V: Integrating gender equality in public administration
Romanian women http://www.letsbond.com/romanian-women.php
This presentation is about romanian women's, named as "Romanian Women's - Campaign For Change", a campaign from Georgeta Gherbrea, a women from Romania.
In Defence of Councillors - a #Notwestminster 2016 Lightning talk by Professo...Local Democracy Bytes
Why work long unsocial hours, constantly on call, under a demanding boss who really doesn’t understand what you do or why, with minimal support and training, for poor pay and low public esteem – unless you really had to do so? Professor Colin Copus gave this Lightning talk at Notwestminster 2016, Saturday 13th February in Huddersfield. Find out more at: www.notwestminster.org.uk
Final session on NGLS workshop was when participants were to paint the future of Slovakia, with them in it.There were 4 areas they can create their future on: public policy, family, education and AIESEC.
Story of Salas was on Public Policy. Made by Tom Jacko and Peto Hegedus.
Bangladesh is a developing country half of the total population is women whose socio-economic condition is very low. Struggle for modernity, tradition, men-women equality, social dignity, security and for multilateral pressure the position of women in the family is very complex. Here men and women do not participate in social development is not equal. Many indoor and out door activities of women are not treated as work. The devaluation of women labor in labor market also hinders women right. But in market economy women of Bangladesh are always facing new challenges. Though women work in educational institution, medical, factories, police, even in the uneven areas, women are neglected, tortured and persecuted.
Socio-Economic Status Of Working Women In NalgondaKam Raju
Socioeconomic status (SES) is an economic and sociological combined total measure of a person's work experience and of an individual's or family's economic and social position in relation to others.
When analysing a family's SES, the household income, earners' education, and occupation are examined, as well as combined income, whereas for an individual's SES only their own attributes are assessed.
However, SES is more commonly used to depict an economic difference in society as a whole.
Gender Dimensions of Environmental UnsustainabilityUNDP Eurasia
Presented by Koh Miyaoi, Gender Specialist, Team Leader, at Bratislava Regional Centre at CEU, in Budapest
2nd presentation available from CEU:Global gender action towards sustainable and equitable development by Klelija Balta, Gender Analyst
http://prezi.com/oyrvoki6kmhq/global-gender-action-towards-sustainable-and-equitable-development
Presentation on 'Egyptian Spanish Cooperation 2014 & 2015 Programs' made at t...OECD Governance
Presentation on 'Egyptian Spanish Cooperation 2014 & 2015 Programs' made at the meeting 'Women in Public Life in the Middle East and North Africa' on 5 march 2015 in Madrid
Romanian women http://www.letsbond.com/romanian-women.php
This presentation is about romanian women's, named as "Romanian Women's - Campaign For Change", a campaign from Georgeta Gherbrea, a women from Romania.
In Defence of Councillors - a #Notwestminster 2016 Lightning talk by Professo...Local Democracy Bytes
Why work long unsocial hours, constantly on call, under a demanding boss who really doesn’t understand what you do or why, with minimal support and training, for poor pay and low public esteem – unless you really had to do so? Professor Colin Copus gave this Lightning talk at Notwestminster 2016, Saturday 13th February in Huddersfield. Find out more at: www.notwestminster.org.uk
Final session on NGLS workshop was when participants were to paint the future of Slovakia, with them in it.There were 4 areas they can create their future on: public policy, family, education and AIESEC.
Story of Salas was on Public Policy. Made by Tom Jacko and Peto Hegedus.
Bangladesh is a developing country half of the total population is women whose socio-economic condition is very low. Struggle for modernity, tradition, men-women equality, social dignity, security and for multilateral pressure the position of women in the family is very complex. Here men and women do not participate in social development is not equal. Many indoor and out door activities of women are not treated as work. The devaluation of women labor in labor market also hinders women right. But in market economy women of Bangladesh are always facing new challenges. Though women work in educational institution, medical, factories, police, even in the uneven areas, women are neglected, tortured and persecuted.
Socio-Economic Status Of Working Women In NalgondaKam Raju
Socioeconomic status (SES) is an economic and sociological combined total measure of a person's work experience and of an individual's or family's economic and social position in relation to others.
When analysing a family's SES, the household income, earners' education, and occupation are examined, as well as combined income, whereas for an individual's SES only their own attributes are assessed.
However, SES is more commonly used to depict an economic difference in society as a whole.
Gender Dimensions of Environmental UnsustainabilityUNDP Eurasia
Presented by Koh Miyaoi, Gender Specialist, Team Leader, at Bratislava Regional Centre at CEU, in Budapest
2nd presentation available from CEU:Global gender action towards sustainable and equitable development by Klelija Balta, Gender Analyst
http://prezi.com/oyrvoki6kmhq/global-gender-action-towards-sustainable-and-equitable-development
Presentation on 'Egyptian Spanish Cooperation 2014 & 2015 Programs' made at t...OECD Governance
Presentation on 'Egyptian Spanish Cooperation 2014 & 2015 Programs' made at the meeting 'Women in Public Life in the Middle East and North Africa' on 5 march 2015 in Madrid
Gender equality and women empowerment on Sustainable Community Development in...AJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT: Gender inequality is the most persistent and pervasive global problem of the 21st century militating against the attainment of sustainable development in patriarchal societies. Several forums have noted the centrality of gender equality and concerns of women’s empowerment to the achievement of sustainable development. Promotion of gender equality is thus an important part of any development strategy. Thus, the research focused on analysing how society perceives the concept of gender equality and women empowerment, factors that militate against the achievement of gender equality in the society and its role in sustainable development. In gathering information, the study employed in-depth interviews and focus group discussions. The findings of this paper indicate that gender equality improves people’s participation in community development programmes and leads to healthy families and increased food productivity. The paper concluded that women empowerment and gender equality are essential tools in the achievement of sustainable development in Zimbabwe.
The National Council for Women, is the highest specialized national machinery for the advancement of women in Egypt.
Entrusted with:
- planning for the advancement of women,
- following up on the plans’ implementation,
- proposing policies for women’s development and empowerment,
- enabling them to play their essential role in society,
- integrating their efforts into national comprehensive development programs.
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Website: http://ncw.gov.eg/ar
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ncwegyptpage/
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Gender equality means an equal visibility, empowerment, responsibility and participation of women and men in all spheres of public and private life. It also means an equal access to and distribution of resources between women and men and valuing them equally.
Find more:
www.coe.int/equality
gender.equality@coe.int
MAKING THE VOICES OF AFRICAN WOMEN AND GIRLS COUNTEreluBisiFayemi
WOMEN AND GIRLS LEADERSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT CONFERENCE, AUGUST 18TH-19TH 2021
KEY NOTE ADDRESS BY HE BISI ADELEYE-FAYEMI
CO-FOUNDER, AFRICAN WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT FUND AND 1ST LADY OF EKITI STATE, NIGERIA
Documento produzido pela Secretária de Políticas para Mulheres da Presidência da República e apresentado no seminário “População e Desenvolvimento na Agenda do Cairo: balanço e desafios”, realizado nos dias 21 e 22 de fevereiro, em Brasília. Autor: Tatau Godinho. Mais informações: www.sae.gov.br