Women all over the world are engaged in different activities from providing basic necessities for their families to running businesses and countries. However, their contribution to societies and economic growth is unrecognized and undervalued. The green economy presents new opportunities for women but there is a possibility that they will be deprived from the potential benefits arising from the green economy especially in developing countries, unless the governments act and initiate structural reforms which will reduce gender inequality in labor markets
This paper argues that there is a risk that policy proposals for a ‘greener workforce’ will replicat...
The aim of our research is to consider the potential for women’s empowerment through tourism and wom...
The paper examines the concept of the green economy, focusing on its impact on the labour market in ...
Women all over the world are engaged in different activities from providing basic necessities for t...
The OECD countries are in pursuit of the betterment of environmental quality based on their capabili...
The concept of modern world ideology accepts that sustainable development goals couldn’t be achieved...
Cet article identifie le rôle joué par les femmes dans le développement durable au 21e siècle et ses...
The Green Economy is supposed to be sustainable but is it? Being sustainable would entail being equi...
The female population represents one of the greatest untapped resources for economic growth and revi...
The female population represents one of the greatest untapped resources for economic growth and rev...
This concept note seeks to explain our shared understanding of a sustainable economy in which the pr...
Status of women around the world varies among parts of the world.Some developing countries like Afri...
Work has just recently been recognized as an important topic in the discourse of development. But of...
This article enhances some ideas and opinions related with the challenges that women across the worl...
The immense social, economic and environmental consequences of climate change and loss of essential ...
This paper argues that there is a risk that policy proposals for a ‘greener workforce’ will replicat...
The aim of our research is to consider the potential for women’s empowerment through tourism and wom...
The paper examines the concept of the green economy, focusing on its impact on the labour market in ...
Women all over the world are engaged in different activities from providing basic necessities for t...
The OECD countries are in pursuit of the betterment of environmental quality based on their capabili...
The concept of modern world ideology accepts that sustainable development goals couldn’t be achieved...
Cet article identifie le rôle joué par les femmes dans le développement durable au 21e siècle et ses...
The Green Economy is supposed to be sustainable but is it? Being sustainable would entail being equi...
The female population represents one of the greatest untapped resources for economic growth and revi...
The female population represents one of the greatest untapped resources for economic growth and rev...
This concept note seeks to explain our shared understanding of a sustainable economy in which the pr...
Status of women around the world varies among parts of the world.Some developing countries like Afri...
Work has just recently been recognized as an important topic in the discourse of development. But of...
This article enhances some ideas and opinions related with the challenges that women across the worl...
The immense social, economic and environmental consequences of climate change and loss of essential ...
This paper argues that there is a risk that policy proposals for a ‘greener workforce’ will replicat...
The aim of our research is to consider the potential for women’s empowerment through tourism and wom...
The paper examines the concept of the green economy, focusing on its impact on the labour market in ...