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SOCIAL WATCH - BEIJING AND BEYOND
PUTTING GENDER ECONOMICS AT THE FOREFRONT
15 years after the IV World Conference on Women
Natalia Cardona, Elsa Duhagon & Amir Hamed
March 2010

Table of contents

• Table of Contents
• Time to move forward
• Feminist economics and the new development paradigm
• The road map to prosperity for all is to invest in people and gender equality
• Gender and poverty: a case of entwined inequalities
• Gender equality and the financial crisis*
• Women and the economic crisis: the urgency of a gender perspective
• Immigration, integration and asylum policies from a gender perspective*
• Bulgaria: women’s efforts are big, government efforts are scarce
• Poland: Women’s status in Poland: a permanent crisis
• Latin America and the Caribbean: no solution to the crisis without gender policies.
• El Salvador: Progress and limitations in El Salvador
• A review of the African region
• The Arab region: 30 years of CEDAW
• Armenia: Women’s rights in Armenia
• Asia Pacific: putting people at the centre and promoting regional integration
• China: CHINA: UNEVEN PROGRESS
• Myanmar: A grim perspective for Burmese of women
• GENDER INDICATORS

• GEI values in 2009 and recent GEI trends (2004-2009) (pdf)
• Reproductive health (pdf)
• Gender and education (pdf)
• Gender and empowerment (pdf)
• Gender and economy (pdf)

06 OCCASIONAL PAPERS - SOCIAL WATCH
BEIJING AND BEYOND
Putting gender economics at the forefront
15 years after the IV World Conference on Women
Natalia Cardona, Elsa Duhagon & Amir Hamed (Eds.)
March 2010