
The road less taken: Gender inequality in Afghanistan, Pakistan
We have to help make it better to be a woman in Pakistan and Afghanistan, regardless of what our fathers think.
We have to help make it better to be a woman in Pakistan and Afghanistan, regardless of what our fathers think.
The research is clear – Asia wins when we increase women’s representation in decision-making roles.
The importance of women benefiting from climate change mitigation efforts in Southeast Asia becomes clearer by the day.
Given the right opportunities, women can be much more than latent consumers of electricity.
Here are a few messages from our partners in the conference.
South Asia needs more gender equality and social inclusiveness in the energy sector.
Do you have ideas or solutions that can help us ensure women have better, cleaner energy access in the future? Please let us know.
Young women and men can think outside the box to address gender challenges.
Women in the region must learn to defend themselves, and say enough is enough.
Inclusive business firms need explicit strategies to empower women, so exceptions like Hippocampus can become the rule.