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The international development (gender equality) bill, proposed by the Conservative MP for Stone, Bill Cash, requires royal ascent before becoming law, which is considered a formality.

Campaigners are confident the international development (gender equality) bill, proposed by Conservative MP for Stone, Bill Cash, and supported by the international development secretary, Justine Greening, will on Friday be voted through to its final stage in the House of Commons and proceed to the House of Lords for consideration.

PITAPOLICY tweets were underwhelmed with stories of human development, gender balance and other advocacy issues -- excluding voter discrimination.

According to the World Bank's World Development Report 2012: Gender Equality and Development, gender gaps in primary education have closed in almost all countries.

We are better together when we share a vision of a more benevolent and balanced economic order - based on representative planning and cooperative market mechanisms - to achieve an equitable distribution of resources, meaningful work, a nourishing environment, sustainable development, gender and racial equity, and non-oppressive relationships.

Her research is in the areas of development, gender and labor economics.

The model proposed in this study presented five latent constructs: democracy, social development, gender equality, reproductive rights, and reproductive health.

The specific ESTs identified herein are important as potential biomarkers for reproductive development, gender distinction and maturation.

As vice president, she oversees ICRW's portfolios in economic development, gender, violence and rights, gender and HIV and gender, stigma and discrimination.

The cross-cutting programmes of communication for advocacy and development, gender and human rights, social policy, monitoring and evaluation and disaster reduction will support all the programme areas.

The proposed model of reproductive health contains four latent constructs, social development, gender equality, democracy, reproductive rights, reproductive health, and two variables, economic development and abortion rights.