Development Blog
What does Women’s Economic Justice mean to you? An interview with Sidonie Adjiwa
By Rebecca Wilton 30th Jul 2021
As CARE gets ready to launch its new Women’s Economic Justice strategy, we’re sharing some diverse perspectives on why women’s economic justice matters and what’s needed to achieve it. As advocates and practitioners, it’s easy for us to get bogged…
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What does Women’s Economic Justice mean to you? An interview with Shanti Uprety
By Rebecca Wilton 23rd Jul 2021
As CARE gets ready to launch its new Women’s Economic Justice strategy, we’re sharing some diverse perspectives on why women’s economic justice matters and what’s needed to achieve it. Shanti Uprety is a Programme Manager at International Women's Rights Action…
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What does Women’s Economic Justice mean to you? An interview with Linda Scott
By Rebecca Wilton 08th Jul 2021
As CARE gets ready to launch its new Women’s Economic Justice strategy, we’re sharing some diverse perspectives on why women’s economic justice matters and what’s needed to achieve it. Linda Scott is an academic, a long-term partner of CARE and…
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Five principles for powerful partnerships: where profit meets social impact
By Nga Ha Thi Quynh 05th Jul 2021
A catalytic collaboration in Vietnam is stimulating business growth for women entrepreneurs by challenging misconceptions and improving access to finance, networks and critical support services. Here we share five key principles behind successful partnership.
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Ratifying Convention 190 – three ways organisations can join national-level action to make workplaces safer
By Jenny Conrad 17th Jun 2021
Labour and feminist movements around the globe are encouraging countries to ratify ILO Convention 190 on violence and harassment in the world of work. We’ve already highlighted some of the actions they are taking to make violence-free workplaces a reality;…
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Despite the dark realities of daily life, displaced women are rising up
By Sofia Sprechmann Sineiro 17th Jun 2021
This World Refugee Day, I reflect on this often-repeated phrase since COVID-19 disrupted all our lives: “No one is safe until everyone is safe”. We have seen how interconnected our planet is. With COVID-19 spreading quickly beyond borders, global cooperation…
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