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Gender Equality as Smart Economics: A World Bank Group Action Plan (Fiscal Years 2007-10)
World Bank, 2006To promote economic development and attain the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) the global community must renew its attention to women's economic empowerment and increase investments in women.DocumentWomen's Contribution to Equality in Latin America and the Caribbean
United Nations [UN] Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, 2007Women's Contribution to Equality in Latin America and the Caribbean brings to the fore two key drivers in the structural pattern of inequality between women and men: first, political participation and gender parity in decision-making processes at all levels, and, second, women's contribution to the economy and social protection, especially in relation to unpaid work.DocumentDecent Work? The Cambodian Garment Industry
One World Action, 2007Has the garment industry in Cambodia led to the creation of decent work for women?DocumentUNIFEM Afganistan Fact Sheet 2007
United Nations Development Fund for Women, 2007What is women's situation in Afghanistan in 2007? This factsheet presents key statistics in a number of key areas, including political participation, labour force participation, health, education, marriage and sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Afghanistan has the second highest maternal mortality rate in the world, and a low female life expectancy of just 44 years.DocumentThe Gender Implications of Pension Reforms. General Remarks and Evidence from Selected Countries
2006Globally, women make up the majority of older people, as well as the majority of the elderly living in poverty. Despite these facts, and despite international and national commitments to gender mainstreaming in all policy fields, concerns about gender equality have been largely absent from mainstream pension policy debates, and from mainstream academic research on pension reforms.DocumentThe Political and Social Economy of Care in a Development Context: Conceptual Issues, Research Questions and Policy Options
2007The dynamics of care are receiving more attention from activists, researchers and policy makers than they did 20, even 10, years ago. In part, this is because women's massive entry into the paid work force has squeezed the time previously allocated to the unpaid care of family and friends.DocumentGood Practices Guidebook on Gender Equality in the Workplace
Gender Index Project, 2007Using research conducted in 34 businesses and organisations, the 'Gender Index' project in Poland has created the first Good Practices Guidebook on Gender Equality in the Workplace. It consists of 58 examples of innovative solutions for ensuring equal chances for women and men within the workplace, selected from 27 organisations.DocumentInternational Labour Organisation Subregional Office for Central America, Haiti, Panama and Dominican Republic
International Labour Organization, 2007The website of the subregional office of the International Labour Office (ILO) for Central America, Haiti, Panama and Domenican Republic has a special section on gender issues. It covers recent news and articles from the region, gender specific publications on labour rights, employment, statistics, training tools, migration and labour norms and rights.DocumentLabour Policies with a Gender Perspective
2007This is the official website of a programme jointly run by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC/CEPAL) and the German international development agency GTZ.DocumentWomen Today Website
Mujeres Hoy, 2007Mujeres Hoy is a website which provides gender related information and links to initiatives in Spain and Latin America. A section of their portal is dedicated to labour rights and offers abstracts on a wide range of articles, case studies and papers with links to the original documents.Pages
