This report provides an introduction to five regional papers (West Africa, Eastern and Southern Africa, the Middle East and North Africa, South Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean) produced as part of the research initiative “Democratic Governance, Women’s Rights and Gender Equality.” While a variety of legal instruments commit the international community and individual states to uphold women’s rights, the commitments are not adequately acknowledged in national laws or practice. IDRC and the UK Department for International Development (DFID) commissioned a series of background papers to provide global data and analysis on how democratic structures are impacting women’s lives
Thematic study 2: Gender and drylands governance: empowering women for change found that significant...
Democracy is a system of government that abhors gender segregation in politics. Also, it has been ...
‘Gender equality’ may have made it into the language of mainstream development. But in most parts of...
Background papers provided the framework for discussions of research priorities to inform the develo...
The fragility of the region in terms of history, religions, and fragmentation along the lines of Ang...
This paper addresses gender, governance and democracy in Eastern and Southern Africa following the d...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Bulletin du programme Droits des femmes et partici...
The international donor community has not adequately dealt with the issue of Islamic jurisprudence a...
Includes bibliographyThis paper has been written within the context of the activities of the ECLAC/D...
Numbers do not necessarily translate into legislative or budgetary gains for women’s rights in devel...
This paper identifies key issues related to women’s democratic governance, women’s rights and the ru...
Since at least the mid 1990s and the Fourth World Conference for Women in Beijing, gender as an anal...
Much of the study on democracy in Africa focuses on the implication of democracy on development, hum...
Are the global trends toward democratization and neoliberal economic development also providing enha...
Executive Council Tenth Ordinary Session 25 – 26 January 2007 Addis Ababa, EthiopiaThis report prov...
Thematic study 2: Gender and drylands governance: empowering women for change found that significant...
Democracy is a system of government that abhors gender segregation in politics. Also, it has been ...
‘Gender equality’ may have made it into the language of mainstream development. But in most parts of...
Background papers provided the framework for discussions of research priorities to inform the develo...
The fragility of the region in terms of history, religions, and fragmentation along the lines of Ang...
This paper addresses gender, governance and democracy in Eastern and Southern Africa following the d...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Bulletin du programme Droits des femmes et partici...
The international donor community has not adequately dealt with the issue of Islamic jurisprudence a...
Includes bibliographyThis paper has been written within the context of the activities of the ECLAC/D...
Numbers do not necessarily translate into legislative or budgetary gains for women’s rights in devel...
This paper identifies key issues related to women’s democratic governance, women’s rights and the ru...
Since at least the mid 1990s and the Fourth World Conference for Women in Beijing, gender as an anal...
Much of the study on democracy in Africa focuses on the implication of democracy on development, hum...
Are the global trends toward democratization and neoliberal economic development also providing enha...
Executive Council Tenth Ordinary Session 25 – 26 January 2007 Addis Ababa, EthiopiaThis report prov...
Thematic study 2: Gender and drylands governance: empowering women for change found that significant...
Democracy is a system of government that abhors gender segregation in politics. Also, it has been ...
‘Gender equality’ may have made it into the language of mainstream development. But in most parts of...