...nbsp;Governorate. This, according to the ECWR, does not represent women nor reflect their contribution to the economy which is estimated at about 30% in formal economy and 70% in non-official economy. According to the E...
...dency of the G7 on 1 January 2019, France has officially placed the fight against in...of violence, both in the formal and informal economy. Among the G7 upcoming events...e importance of women’s rights and make official recommendations to G7 repres...
...prefer to work in the shadow economy. This situation has a double n...ing inclusive and sustainable economy in the country. On April 8th...their businesses and join the official economy. For best results,...explanatory videos related to official and unofficial economy, and women’s economic p...
...tives that advocate for gender equality. Who can apply? All social economy structures under local law are...t Aid; Have an annual budget equal or bigger than 25,000 €; The official language of the competition...
...kish Statistical Institute (commonly known as TurkStat) is the Turkish government agency commissioned with producing official statistics on Turkey, its population, resources, economy, society, and culture. It was...
...Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Women 20 (W20), the official G20 engagement group for wome...nt role in protecting and promoting women’s participation in the economy, creating sustainable economi...
...reasons behind the reluctance of Libyan women to enter the official economy, and to make recommendations that encourage women to contribute officially in the country’s economy. The study also explores the...
Although the official data and reports indicate that the contribution of women in the labour for...rs. The study aims to shed light on the true role of women in the Egyptian economy, to empowerthose women and en...
Cette étude entend comprendre pourquoi les femmes libyennes s’abstiennent d’entrer dans l’économie officielle, et vise à proposer des recommandations susceptible d’encourager les femmes à contribuer officiellement à l’&eac...
Given the complex economic and regulatory environment and the instability in Libya, business registration is quite difficult and expensive. That’s why many female entrepreneurs and business owners prefer to work in the shadow economy. This situation has a double negative impact: o...
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