Report / White Paper

This report explores how the poorest and most excluded communities can get access to justice that is appropriate, gender-sensitive and accountable, can enjoy personal safety and security for their property, and exercise their full human rights.

This report reviews common problems associated with providing meaningful access to justice in poor countries.

This report is based on discussions from the workshop ‘Strengthening Women’s Political Participation and Influence’ and other workshops of the seventh Asia Europe People’s Forum (aepf-7) held in Beijing from 13–15 October 2008.The major recommendations of this report, aimed at ASEM Governments an

This report describes ways to increase women’s political participation and strategies for transforming political spaces for women.

This leaflet includes information about One World Action's programs in promoting women in politics and provides recommendations to governments, donors and civil society organizations on their work for promoting women in politics.

The report highlights that in despite of the many women that are currently in important positions of power, women are still struggling to achieve political leadership because the power circles are still being dominated by men.

The essays in this book examine the current and potential impact of the ICT explosion in Africa. They focus specifically on gender issues and analyze the extent to which women's needs and preferences are being served.

The present document comprises a set of policy recommendations that define a global agenda on gender and decentralization. It emerged from the analysis and experiences shared during the Conference and the work of IDRC-supported researchers.

This book looks at methodologies for time use surveys in developing countries, especially the Pacific and the importance of unpaid care work.