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Added Value December 2011 Author: SDC, IZFG, Caritas Contributions to gender equitable economic development
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Comment on the World Development Report 2012 December 2011 Author: Christa Wichterich
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Women and Banks Are femal customers facing discrimination? November 2011 Author: Noreena Hertz IPPR This paper asks whether women in the UK, Europe and America are being discriminated against by banks, as customers. While certain aspects of banks’ behaviour – subprime lending, governance structures, oversight mechanisms and so on – have been interrogated in the wake of the 2008–09 financial crisis, how banks treated and continue to treat women customers is a subject that has received little attention.
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Women and Business Drivers of Development November 2011 Author: International Finance Corperation World Bank Group
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Impact socio-économique du microcrédit sur conditions de vie des femmes au Mali November 2011 Author: Projet de Renforcement des Capacités des Organisations Féminies du Mali RECOFEM Le RECOFEM, le Projet de Renforcement des Capacités des Organisations Féminines du Mali, a publié en mai 2011 une étude d’impact socioéconomique du microcrédit sur les conditions de vie des femmes au Mali. Plus précisément, le rapport fait état de l’impact du microcrédit pratiqué par les SFD (Systèmes Financiers Décentralisés) sur les activités économiques des femmes.
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"Nobody remember us" Failure to Protect Women’s and Girls’ Right to Health and Security in Post-Ea September 2011 Author: Human Rights Watch This documents the lack of access to reproductive and maternal care in post-earthquake Haiti, even with unprecedented availability of free healthcare services. The report also describes how hunger has led women to trade sex for food and how poor camp conditions exacerbate the impact of sexual violence because of difficulties accessing post-rape care. It looks at how recovery efforts have failed to adequately address the needs and rights of women and girls, particularly their rights to health and security.
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Farming as Equals: How supporting women's rights and gender equality makes the difference September 2011 Author: ActionAid Smallholder farmers currently produce 90 per cent of food in Africa and around half of all food worldwide. Across the developing world, women account for 60 to 80 per cent of these farmers. Yet, the majority of people going hungry worldwide are women and girls. So, the very women who are producing our food are the ones who are most likely to go hungry. This report takes seven concrete examples of policy interventions which highlight good practice for focusing on women, and combines this with wider evidence to draw out key lessons for delivering stronger outcomes for women smallholder farmers. It then looks at the current role that different institutions and donors are playing in supporting women, concluding with concrete steps that donors and multilateral initiatives can take to start putting women’s rights and gender equality at the heart of their agricultural policies.
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Livre des conclusions: du premier forum sur la femme rurale en Algérie et du Congrès femme rurale au September 2011 Author: Mediterranean citizen's assembly Ce livre est le résultat des conclusions tirées lors du Premier Forum de la Femme Rurale en Algérie et du Congrès de la Femme Rurale, dans le cadre du projet « Amélioration de la Représentation de la Femme Rurale dans le Tissu Associatif Algérien » Ce livre a été financé par l’Agence Catalane de Coopération au Développement (ACCD). Les opinions et réflexions retranscrites ne représentent pas forcément celles de l’ACCD ni celles des associations qui participent au projet du CERAI « Amélioration de la représentation de la femme rurale dans le tissu associatif algérien», Tamari, Chougrani-APROSCH, APPEPT, APFFH, Assala, AWSTDF et Taneflith.
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Equal Opportunities Policy 2010 - 2020 August 2011 Author: Federal Department of Foreign Affairs The aim of the present policy is to create the optimal starting conditions for the long-term adherence to the principle of equal opportunities within the department and for the standardisation of practices in this regard.
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Feminist Perspectives Towards Transforming Economic Power: Topic 1 Food Sovereignty August 2011 Author: Pamela Caro / AWID The Feminist Perspectives Towards Transforming Economic Power series shares information, experiences from the ground, and testimonies from diverse groups of women. It provides analysis and builds knowledge on alternative visions and practices of development, with a vision of transformation. "Food Sovereignty" is the the first topic in this series. It presents an analysis of the current debates about food sovereignty from a gender perspective, in which the international and Latin American peasant women movement have played a central role. It explores the challenges and aims to promote debate among gender equality advocates on how to connect with the peasant’s movement vision of food sovereignty and peasant’s rights.
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