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Guide on Women’s Political Networks: Defining Leadership, Breaking Barriers, and Fostering Change
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April 10, 2017
Guide on Women’s Political Networks: Defining Leadership, Breaking Barriers, and Fostering Change
Since 1995, the world average of women in parliament has grown from 11.3 percent to 22.7 percent. Although progress is slow going, multiple initiatives can be credited for building momentum behind equal representation.
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Since 1995, the world average of women in parliament has grown from 11.3 percent to 22.7 percent. Although progress is slow going, multiple initiatives can be credited for building momentum behind equal representation.
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Launch of the publication "Women’s Political Networks: Defining Leadership, Breaking Barriers, and Fostering Change"
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April 10, 2017
Launch of the publication "Women’s Political Networks: Defining Leadership, Breaking Barriers, and Fostering Change"
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