- 10 Nov 2014 13:13
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The formal launch by the United Nations Development Programme of its report Gender Equality in Public Administration is already leading to calls for new partners to step forward
In New York on 19 June, the UNDP had a live streamed launch of its new report aimed at addressing head on the issue of gender equality in the public workplace. At the launch were over 120 major experts and delegates while hundreds more watched it live online.
Launching Gender Equality in Public Administration is a triumph, but it is what happens next that is important, if the report is not to simply gather dust. So GGF gained an exclusive interview with the co-author of the report, Noella Richard, to talk about the report, next steps to advance this critical issue and, in particular, how other countries can get involved as the programme rolls out.
Original article: http://www.globalgovernmentforum.com/ge ... ppens-now/
From: http://www.globalgovernmentforum.com/
In New York on 19 June, the UNDP had a live streamed launch of its new report aimed at addressing head on the issue of gender equality in the public workplace. At the launch were over 120 major experts and delegates while hundreds more watched it live online.
Launching Gender Equality in Public Administration is a triumph, but it is what happens next that is important, if the report is not to simply gather dust. So GGF gained an exclusive interview with the co-author of the report, Noella Richard, to talk about the report, next steps to advance this critical issue and, in particular, how other countries can get involved as the programme rolls out.
Original article: http://www.globalgovernmentforum.com/ge ... ppens-now/
From: http://www.globalgovernmentforum.com/
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