"equal participation" is a valid term and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an arrangement where all parties have an equal level of involvement in an activity or situation. For example: "We decided to create a committee to manage the project, and agreed that each member should have equal participation in the decision-making process."
The policy has the overall objective to promote gender equality and equal participation of men and women in economic, cultural, and political affairs.
The FGD that had 12 participants posed a challenge to the moderator to ensure equal participation and interaction.
But beyond merely having equal access to education, true gender equality means that schools are gender-sensitive environments that promote equal participation and empowerment.
Barriers to equal participation and more inclusive workplaces are still substantial for women and LGBTI Australians.
Computer animation may raise the ante for equal participation in such public debates.
Fathers and second parents should get three months' well paid, non-transferable leave to support more equal participation in childcare.
"For a variety of reasons, equal opportunity likely will not mean equal participation by men and women in all specialties.
This week, our Open Gender Tracker team was astonished to find a news organisation with equal participation by women.
When politics is portrayed in the media as a man's game, it's no coincidence that progress towards women's equal participation in politics is excruciatingly slow.
The majority ruling "risks denying schoolchildren the English language instruction necessary to overcome language barriers that impede their equal participation," Justice Breyer wrote.
There is also a proposed review of legal frameworks to ensure the active, effective and equal participation of indigenous women at all stages and levels of decision-making.
