A powerful statement by three powerful women, this jointly written article makes a strong case for gender equality, equal rights, and inclusion – drawing on evidence that diversity and an equal role
Where are we on the march toward gender equality? This World Bank Development Podcast explores answers to questions about gender gaps and what could happen if these were closed. Featured speakers are
Renowned Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie sits down with World Bank Managing Director Anna Bjerde to reflect on how to build a more equitable world, challenge stereotypes, and lead with authenticity. “In
This compilation of four reports outlines current research, effective methods, and recommendations for engaging men in WEE – at the household, community, and policy levels. Topics covered also include intra-household dynamics
This doctoral thesis breaks down Bangladeshi male attitudes toward WEE into three categories – antagonists, allies, and advocates – and seeks to explain how differing positions help or hinder female employment
This comprehensive report from the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) stresses the need to engage and empower men and boys in critically evaluating local norms around masculinities and challenging
From the “Minding the Gap” podcast series, this fascinating listen from the European Centre for Development Policy Management discusses contradictions between traditional and modern expectations of masculinities. Drawing on examples from around
Documents
The Economic Power of Gender Equality
A powerful statement by three powerful women, this jointly written article makes a strong case for gender equality, equal rights, and inclusion – drawing on evidence that diversity and an equal role
The Journey Towards Gender Equality: Are Laws on the Books Enough?
Where are we on the march toward gender equality? This World Bank Development Podcast explores answers to questions about gender gaps and what could happen if these were closed. Featured speakers are
We Should All Be Feminists: A Conversation with Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Renowned Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie sits down with World Bank Managing Director Anna Bjerde to reflect on how to build a more equitable world, challenge stereotypes, and lead with authenticity. “In
Evidence Review on the Role of Male Engagement in Women’s Economic Empowerment Programs (2021)
This compilation of four reports outlines current research, effective methods, and recommendations for engaging men in WEE – at the household, community, and policy levels. Topics covered also include intra-household dynamics
Deconstructing Cardboard Man: Antagonists, Allies and Advocates in the Quest for Women’s Economic Empowerment in Bangladesh (2021)
This doctoral thesis breaks down Bangladeshi male attitudes toward WEE into three categories – antagonists, allies, and advocates – and seeks to explain how differing positions help or hinder female employment
Transforming MENtalities: Gender Equality and Masculinities in India (2023)
This comprehensive report from the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) stresses the need to engage and empower men and boys in critically evaluating local norms around masculinities and challenging
Why is it Difficult to Engage Boys and Men in the Fight for Gender Equality? (2023)
From the “Minding the Gap” podcast series, this fascinating listen from the European Centre for Development Policy Management discusses contradictions between traditional and modern expectations of masculinities. Drawing on examples from around