Women, Poverty & Economics
Reducing feminized poverty has always been a core UNIFEM priority. To support women in reshaping conditions at both ends of the economic spectrum, the fund’s programmes help bring gender equality into trade and economic policies, and expand women’s access to markets, goods and services. read more lea más et aussi
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- United Nations Capital Development Fund and United Nations Development Fund for Women Launch Joint Programme on Gender Equitable Local Development in Africa (News Release, 02.10.08) • eng
- Empowering Women Central to Africa’s Progress (News Release, 19.09.08) • eng
- UNIFEM and Ministry for Finance and Economic Planning to Advance Gender-Responsive Budgeting in Rwanda (News, 11.09.08) • eng
- ‘No Aid Effectiveness without Gender Equality’ (News Release, 02.09.08) • eng
- Rwandan President Paul Kagame Visits UNIFEM-Supported Economic Empowerment Project for Women Survivors of the 1994 Genocide (News, 12.08.08) • eng
- Women’s Working Group Develops Recommendations on Financing for Development (News, 15.07.08) • eng
- UNIFEM Currents – July 2008 (News, 15.07.08) • eng
- UNIFEM Wins Political Innovation Prize for Gender-Responsive Budgeting Project in Senegal (News, 07.07.08) • eng • fra
