Property ownership for women enriches, empowers and protects
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Toward achieving the third millennium development goal to promote gender equality and empower women
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2005
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This series explores those social, cultural and economic factors that could encourage progress toward achieving the third Millennium Development Goal to promote gender equality and empower women. Topics include decreasing violence against women, improving infrastructure and encouraging women’s property ownership.
Other publications in this series:
Infrastructure Shortfalls Cost Poor Women Time and Opportunity
Violence Against Women Must Stop
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