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More action needed to advance women’s role in global peace and security

Twenty-three years after the adoption of a landmark UN Security Council resolution on women, peace and security, their presence is still woefully lacking at...

Women in power: norm not the exception

The absence of women in senior leadership roles is a critical and multidimensional issue that needs to be addressed as the socio-cultural landscape of...

Promoting Financial Inclusion for Female-Managed SMEs Through Blockchain Technology

Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Temmy Debora* In the midst of the rapid digital era, blockchain technology emerges as an innovation with the potential to revolutionize...

Women of the Global South Are Key to the Energy Transition

As a businesswoman who has dedicated my life to elevating opportunities for African women, I’ve seen how the historical exclusion of women – and...

Gender and Empowerment in North Africa

Gender and empowerment are complex and interconnected topics that have significant implications for North African societies. North Africa includes countries like Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia,...

Beyond Economics: Assessing IMF Austerity’s Effects on Women’s Rights

In the intricate web of global economic policies, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) plays a pivotal role as a financial lifeline for nations facing...

Maputo Protocol: Advancing Women and Girls Rights in Africa

As Africa marks two decades (20 years) of the adoption of the continental protocol for advancing and protecting the Rights of Women and Girls...

Why Should GESI Issues Be Included in Energy Policy?

Authors: Vivid Amalia Khusna and Mayora Bunga Swastika* Women and vulnerable groups play key drivers of the innovative and inclusive energy sector for a successful...

The Triangulation of Entrepreneurialism with Women, Food Production and Technologies

A Grand Inquisition of Free Economies: Finally, why now, it is the best of times, for at least once, to have a bold global...

Observing Southeast Asian Women’s Role in Economics Through the Perspective of Socialist Feminism

Research on the role of women in Southeast Asia is not as prevalent as in other countries at present. This proves that there is...

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