DEReC › Denmark › Publications & Documents › Gender equality and women in development
22-December-2011
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In 2006, the Danish government launched a five-step plan to promote women’s empowerment and gender equality in Africa. A special allocation was earmarked for regional support initiatives to enhance African ownership and promote cooperation across boundaries.
29-June-2010
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Ensuring that gender issues are taken into consideration in value chain-related interventions is vital for facilitating the development of inclusive value chains that benefit both women and men.
25-September-2008
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This Evaluation Study synthesizes knowledge about how and when specific projects and/or policy interventions work to increase gender equality and to foster economic development through increased empowerment of women.
1-May-2004
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This report presents the findings of an evaluation of four agricultural training projects for women in four Indian states: WYTEP in Karnataka, TANWA in Tamil Nadu, TEWA in Orissa, and MAPWA in Madhya Pradesh. During a period of two decades Danida has supported the projects with a total of DKK 279 million. ISBN (report): 87-7667-016-3
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