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Women's economic empowerment good practice
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rachel Wareham Mar 28, 2021. 9 Replies 1 Like
Dear all,I am looking for examples of recent good/bad practice for women's economic empowerment. If anyone has any practical examples of what works and what works less well - especially through the…Continue
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"Dear Rituu
Many thanks for your reflections and also for the link below from the UNW Webinar.
Maybe we can schedule a call next week - if we can do it towards the end of the week then we will have our initial field research information in…"
"Dear Rachel,
I have been working on poverty alleviation program since last ten years especially women based community institutions such as SHGs and it federation. We have several livelihood interventions.
I would love to provide help…"
"UN Women Webinar on 25 Feb 2021 “Evaluation Lessons on Women Economic Empowerment (WEE)” to discuss lessons from our 2nd series of UN Women ESA Evaluation Knowledge Products produced in 2020.
We are pleased to share the…"
"Hi Rachel,
This comes from my experience of implementation and evaluation. Thanks for making me reflect.
What does not work- lone focus on economic empowerment
What works- start from helping the women realise their own strengths, others realising…"
"Dear Getaneh,
This looks super useful. Many thanks indeed. I will contact you by email as well.
Warm regards, Rachel"
"Dear Sevinc
Thank you so much this is very useful to see this model.
Rachel"
"Dear Rachel,
You may want to check SADA Women's Cooperative in Gaziantep, Turkey. Here is their web site > https://sadacoop.com/
This is a women's coop that extends beyond the promise of economic empowerment - it also operates as a…"
Getaneh Gobezie replied to Rachel Wareham's discussion Women's economic empowerment good practice"Dear Rachel
Thank you for this ... The UN-FAO just share a new book with 15 ''good practices'' on gender and economic empowerment of women (see link below).... On the top of these 15 good practices is the Gender Action…"
Women's economic empowerment good practice
Dear all,I am looking for examples of recent good/bad practice for women's economic empowerment. If anyone has any practical examples of what works and what works less well - especially through the fora of vocational and skills training, I'd love to hear from you.It is to support project design of women's centres for vocational training and skills development for vulnerable women in conflict affected rural areas of the Caucuses.Many thanks in advance, RachelSee More
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This webinar will explore the following questions:What challenges women and girls are facing and what are the threats to their safety in the current scenario – during migration, in their home, in isolation wards and quarantine? What are the effects of lockdown on the way women and girls are accessing essential services, health, government sponsored relief and entitlements such as old age, widow pension, etc.?What concrete steps and guidelines can be practiced to ensure that women and girls do…See More
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April 10 (i.e. Tomorrow), we are organising a Public Townhall on Zoom, Another Pandemic: Domestic Violence about domestic violence during the lockdown and we would like to invite you to attend it.As you know, the COVID19 pandemic has forced people into their homes over the last few months. In this situation, many women and girls in vulnerable positions end up staying with abusive families. This has led to an increase in violence against women and domestic violence reports - the National…See More
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