The Africa We Want: Position Paper
African women and girls are calling for a transformative stand-alone goal to achieve gender equality, women’s rights and
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Every year, the world commemorates the International Women’s Day on 8th March. This is a day that has
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This simple guide was developed by FEMNET fellows under the FK Exchange programme, based on their experiences and
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Since 2012, women’s organizations in Africa have organized consultations at various levels to identify the gender gaps in
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FEMNET’s Gender and Development Resource Centre is a special library which acquires, processes and disseminates information on women
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Civil society organizations deliberated on the theme of “National Building Blocks for Sustained Prosperity: Economic Transformation” over the
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Trade has become an important tool for poverty reduction and economic transformation, political and economic cooperation and international
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This position paper has been prepared by the African women’s rights regional steering group on the post 2015
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Herstory: Our Journey Advocating for the Rights of African Women
If we do not tell our stories, who will? In partnership with the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF),
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A study was conducted by SOAWR (Solidarity for African Women’s Rights Coalition) across the 22 African member states
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