Using Data to Improve Women's Safety in Cities, Transport
The Safetipin app maps safe public areas for urban women so they can make safer decisions, and provides city stakeholders data to improve safety in public spaces and transport.
Inclusive Irrigation is Transforming Nepal’s Rural Areas
Small farmers, even women and those belonging to the Dalit caste and ethnic minorities, are beginning to participate in the management of water users’ associations in parts of Nepal.
How to Protect Pakistan's Home-Based Workers
Women working from home make a significant contribution to Pakistan’s economy, but their work is undervalued and home-based workers are denied any form of legal protection.
Lean into STEM to Get Girls Involved
Encouraging more females to study and work in science, technology, engineering and mathematics will mitigate the gender bias in these fields.
Doubling Down on Dual Career Couples
Since dual career couples support each other, this involves professional compromises. However, such couples’ understanding of ‘success’ is multidimensional and goes beyond the high income and high status of one individual.
More Women Leaders to Vitalize Asia's Corporate Sector
The research is clear – Asia wins when we increase women’s representation in decision-making roles.
3 Reasons Why Climate Change Mitigation Should be Gender-Sensitive
The importance of women benefiting from climate change mitigation efforts in Southeast Asia becomes clearer by the day.
Training Women to Use New Energy Supplies Reaps Multiple Rewards
Given the right opportunities, women can be much more than latent consumers of electricity.
4 Approaches for More Inclusive Energy in South Asia
Here are a few messages from our partners in the conference.
Going Beyond the Meter for Sustainable, Inclusive Energy Access in South Asia
South Asia needs more gender equality and social inclusiveness in the energy sector.