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Women's rights in the cocoa sector: examples of emerging good practice
Oxfam, 2016Women cocoa farmers are central to the sustainability of the cocoa supply chain, cocoa growinDocumentGender equality and labour movements: toward a global perspective
Solidarity Center, 2012This report offers a critical review of the English-language research on gender equality andDocumentSocio-cultural practices as barriers to women participation in trade union activities in Nigeria
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research, 2016This paper examines the role of Nigerian women in trade union activities by exploring the inDocumentWomen micro-entrepreneurs and sustainable economic development in Nigeria
IOSR Journal of Business and Management, 2016Women micro-entrepreneurs represent a vast, untapped source of economic growth in the develoDocumentWhere are the women: inclusive boardrooms in Africa’s top listed companies?
African Development Bank, 2015There was once an assumption that as women became more educated and represented in the workforce, they would naturally continue their advance and rise to the very top of corporate governance.DocumentMobile Value Added Services: a business growth opportunity for women entrepreneurs
The Cherie Blair Foundation for Women, 2016The speed of the spread of mobile phone usage across the developing world has been startling,DocumentThe jobs challenge
World Bank Publications, 2013Demographic transitions, structural change, technological progress, and global volatility areDocumentThe effect of social network on women entrepreneurs in Nigeria: a case study of Ado- Ekiti small scale enterprise
International Journal of Education and Research, 2013Small businesses are an essential component of almost every economy in the world, and, as a gDocumentEmpowering women entrepreneurs in emerging economies: a conceptual model
Organizations and Markets in Emerging Economies, 2014While women account for just under half of the world’s population, the level
