Durang Bosu Mullick, Tourism and Culture Programme Senior Associate of Equations, in Delhi, kindly sent some pointers on women's economic empowerment in general and specifically with respect to tourism, contributing to the debate started on GRT and continued at ITB.
How responsible tourism can help development after a crisis.
The cases of women entrepreneurs, from their own voices: women working in responsible tourism have solutions for conflict solving
We will go where women have contributed to bring about resolution in the aftermath of their country’s crisis, and show how responsible tourism projects that employ women can be a tool for development, achieving MDGs.
TOURISM MADE BY WOMEN COULD GIVE THE WORLD A BETTER CHANCE, AFTER A FEW AMENDAMENTS.
THIS IS THE LATEST DOCUMENTATION’S SUMMARY, FOR THE FIRST TIME COMPARED, TO DEMONSTRATE THAT GENDER TOURISM IS A PROMISING AND SUSTAINABLE MARKET:
The future of work depends on the future of women at work: this was the issue at the opening of the latest Gender Academy plenary session, a global event on gender, work and development, organized by ITCILO at the Turin Campus.
Change the narrative, the culture, the allocation of resources, connect micro entrepreneurs to consumers, promote gender equality, are the fastest routes to end extreme poverty. With the strategy of the International Trade Center.
The Report af Dora Iacobelli, head of the Equal Opportunities Commission of the italian Cooperatives League, shows how the gender mandate is strong, she shows the data and suggests to work for a welfare plan.
Over the last six years, while 85% of countries are improving their gender equality ratios, for the rest of the world the situation is declining, most notably in several African and South American countries.
For the first time a complete study, about action that can contribute to realizing gender equality and women’s empowerment, in the realm of sustainable tourism.
