Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/3BryI0T
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Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/3TInKdG
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Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/3TGQvav
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Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/4el6jYO
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Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/4exJGAs
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How can data and evidence be used in gender-sensitive policymaking? Here is what Women Political Leaders (WPL) President Silvana Koch-Mehrin had to say during a recent event in Washington, D.C. with Oliver Wyman Forum on the important topic of why #representationmatters for women in politics. #womeninpolitics #womenbizlaw
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We are thrilled to announce that applications for our 2024 Pathways to Politics for Women program have been EXTENDED and are now open until 1 May, 11:59pm! Don't miss your chance to be part of the 2024 QUT Pathways to Politics for Women intake and join a national cohort of women who aspire to make a tangible difference in Australia's political landscape. Apply here: https://bit.ly/4dbeFSY #PathwaysToPolitics #WomenInPolitics #WomenInLeadership #FearlessFemales #AustralianPolitics
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Hey guys, have you read UN Women's latest report on women's participation in the governance process globally? Ok, I did a summary below, be sure to check it out. The most recent report from UN Women regarding women's involvement in politics indicates that only 27 nations are presently governed by a female leader. Additionally, 107 countries have never had a female Head of State. The report also highlights that women constitute 23 percent of cabinet members globally and 27 percent in parliamentary positions. This matter is of great concern, as the report emphasizes the significance of women's political participation for effectively operating a democratic system. Let us reflect on these as we celebrate #Democracy 2024#
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COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN (CSW69), 2025 #awla https://lnkd.in/dMJ6CfPS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN (CSW69), 2025 to be held from 10-21 March 2025 You are invited to participate in the sixty-ninth session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69), to be held from 10-21 March 2025 at United Nations Headquarters, New York. The main focus of the sixty-ninth session will be the review and appraisal of the implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the outcomes of the 23rd special session of the General Assembly. The review will include an assessment of current challenges that affect the implementation of the Platform for Action […]
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As a Development organization, we believe women's participation in politics is crucial for achieving gender equality and inclusive decision-making. In Africa, women face various barriers to political participation, including cultural and social norms, limited access to education and resources, and discrimination. To promote equal participation in decision-making and achieve SDG Gender Equality, Africa can: 1. Implement quotas and affirmative action policies to increase women's representation in politics. 2. Provide training and capacity-building programs for female politicians and aspirants. 3. Address violence against women in politics and create a safe and supportive environment. 4. Promote gender-sensitive political party reforms and inclusive candidate selection processes. 5. Increase access to education and economic empowerment opportunities for women. 6. Challenge harmful gender stereotypes and biases through awareness campaigns and media engagement. 7. Strengthen institutional frameworks and laws supporting gender equality in politics. 8. Encourage male allies and champions of gender equality to support and amplify women's voices. 9. Foster partnerships and collaborations between women's organizations, civil society, and governments. 10. Celebrate and showcase women's political achievements and successes to inspire future generations. By implementing these strategies, Africa can enhance women's political participation, foster inclusive decision-making, and drive progress towards SDG Gender Equality.
Worldwide, 113 countries have never had a woman Head of State, and currently, only 26 countries are led by a woman. Full democracy requires the equal participation of women in all its processes. Latest facts and figures on women in politics from UN Women: https://lnkd.in/ge7RNJ9D
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As we reflect on this, it is essential to acknowledge that 113 countries have never had a woman Head of State worldwide, and currently, only 26 countries are led by a woman. Full democracy requires women's equal participation in all its processes. Check out UN Women's latest facts and figures on women in politics! #womanempowerment #UNWoman Ignite Your Leadership Journey Raphael Louis FAAVM CANADA
Worldwide, 113 countries have never had a woman Head of State, and currently, only 26 countries are led by a woman. Full democracy requires the equal participation of women in all its processes. Latest facts and figures on women in politics from UN Women: https://lnkd.in/ge7RNJ9D
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