Sentence examples for gender equality and development from inspiring English sources
The World Bank's recently released 2012 World Development Report on gender equality and development shows progress in some areas, while in others gaps in inequality between men and women stubbornly persist.
Given the importance of empowering women in the country, the UN Development Programme hopes to emphasise gender equality throughout its activities and is helping its national partners to identify and implement a sound strategy in order to promote gender equality and development in Sudan.
Caroline Freund, a colleague at the Peterson Institute, pointed out this could also help the troubled economies of North Africa (as the World Bank noted in this 2003 report and in the more recent "Opening Doors: Gender Equality and Development in the Middle East and North Africa").
In this alumni profile we feature Marian Amissah-Ocran Harrison, a Women's Empowerment Programme Coordinator at the Initiative for Gender Equality and Development in Africa (IGED-Africa) and an alumnus of the 2017 CCSI Executive Training on Sustainable Investment in Agriculture.
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.
The World Bank Group Gender Strategy, which builds on the 2012 World Development Report (WDR) on "Gender Equality and Development," makes the point that while some women may face fewer disadvantages now than in the past, major gaps remain.
Angola has great potential for freshwater and marine aquaculture development, which can promote diversity of foods in the diet of Angolan families while enhancing gender equality and rural development.
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Therefore, understanding these constraints through institutional and feminist theories could play an important role in bringing gender equality and entrepreneurship development.
The answer is simple: I'm not an engineer, true, but what I am is an advocate for gender equality and sustainable development across different issues and industries in the world.
Both gender equality and social development are seen as important structural correlates of reproductive rights.
