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Making a case for reframing narratives of peacebuilding in Africa
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Sunday, April 2, 2017 - 04:00
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Promoting women’s economic empowerment : emerging insights from a 5-year policy research program - GrOW Program report no.3
Women's labour force participation and wages are deeply influenced by social norms, and in developing countries, economic growth alone has no robust effect on female employment.
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Who cares? Exploring solutions to women’s double burden : policy brief
Many economic empowerment programs focus on increasing women's labour force participation. But without addressing their disproportionate burden of unpaid and exhausting care work, women hardly benefit from more hours of paid employment.
Published date2018 -
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Sharing Growth through Informal Employment in East and Southern Africa
Understanding why women are involved in small and micro-enterprise (SME) businesses in Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda can help governments design policies to support this sector of the economy.