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Stories
Making informed decisions as a voter
Women’s leadership and decision making was promoted through the 20-month Voter Education Project in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville. Voters were provided with information and skills to use during the 2017 Papua New Guinea National and Community Government elections...
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Research
How Do Perceptions of Relative Poverty Affect Women’s Empowerment?
This discussion paper and project note provide the research findings of the impact of perceptions of relative poverty on gender attitudes in Papua New Guinea.
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Opportunities
Pacific Women Communications Panel of Specialists, Advisers and Assistants
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Program Overview
In the first five years of Pacific Women
Leadership and Decision-Making
12,512
women to take on leadership roles at community, sub-national and national levels, including women participating in market vendor associations.
43,833
people to access gender-focused civic and voter education.
Economic Empowerment
17,960
women to access financial literacy training and financial services.
1,102
women to attain formal qualifications.
Ending Violence Against Women
64,262
women and children to access crisis support services, including counselling, health and justice services.
653,877
people to participate in community awareness, outreach and advocacy activities.
Enhancing Agency
6,613
men to undertake male advocacy training.
4,889
women to access formal opportunities to share their ideas and learn from each other through learning forums, as well as through research and learning events organised by Pacific Women.