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ILO Monitor: COVID-19 and the World of Work. Fourth edition
According to the new ILO Monitor, youth are being disproportionately affected by the pandemic, and the substantial and rapid increase in youth unemployment seen since February is affecting young women more than young men.
Author:ILO
Publisher:ILO
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Category:COVID-19 Resource
The unprecedented increase in domestic violence since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic marks an urgent call for action for the private sector to leverage their existing resources and influence to keep women safeat home and safe at work.
Author:UN Women
Publisher:UN Women
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Category:COVID-19 Resource
Time to care: Unpaid and underpaid care work and the global inequality crisis
This report addresses the inequality crisis, the value of care, the price of inaction and offers a few stories of hope.
Author:Oxfam International
Publisher:Oxfam International
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Category:Research
How Can Business Tackle Gender Based Violence in the World of Work: A Toolkit for Action
Gender Based Violence (GBV) affects 1 in 3 women globally and has been referred to by the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres as a political ‘global pandemic’ and ‘a mark of shame on all our societies’1.
Author:Business Fights Poverty
Publisher:Business Fights Poverty
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Category:Templates
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Webinar - Achieving Gender Equality through Diversity and Inclusion in the 21st Century Workplace
Author:UN Women
Publisher:UN Women
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The power of procurement: How to source from women-owned businesses
In today’s economy, less than one per cent of spending by large businesses on suppliers is earned by women-owned businesses. Investing in women-owned businesses and integrating them into corporate supply chains is “smart economics” and good for business.
Author:UN Women
Publisher:UN Women
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Unpaid Care Work: Policy Brief
This Policy Brief provides insight into to the importance of addressing issues of gender equality and unpaid care work in national development policies and strategies.
Author:Anna Falth and Mark Blackden
Publisher:UNDP
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Category:Public Policy