Top Tweets for #MakeWomenCount
@TheAttagirls @UNISONSteve @WRNEastSussex The *evidence* of @govuk data has proven GC feminists RIGHT since 2018, if only GC feminists could bear to use it.
My heart is literally breaking from missed opportunities to WIN hands down.
#MakeWomenCount
@katherine_deves @SpeakUp4WomenNZ @KatKarena @JeanWyldbore @GOVUK Scenario 2: 10%
IF
the sexual offending of
TG males #transwomen
were
10%
of the rest of
MALE population
that's not good enough
still
10 times
that of
FEMALE
population.
#MakeWomenCount!
@katherine_deves @SpeakUp4WomenNZ @KatKarena @JeanWyldbore @GOVUK Even IF
the sexual offending of
TG males #transwomen
were
HALF
of the rest of
MALE population
that's not good enough
still
50 times
that of
FEMALE
population.
#MakeWomenCount!
"Financing the numbers that make women and girls count" –
#Genderdata has been underfunded, leading to a scarcity of crucial information.
This lack of data hampers informed decision-making and effective program creation for women and girls.
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@amscanlon more of a farce not to use objective numerical evidence, like tying our hands behind our backs.
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#GCSEMaths - not sexy but effective.
Thank you all that made it to the space. ❤️
@musiimee @JoselineAtuhura @atuj256 @BeckyJuna @GabrielBuule @MicBwambale @MugishaCohens @kachambwa @MFerrister @_niyoh @TriciaGNabaye @taboannetw and many others 🥂
#MakeWomenCount
On this note, I implored @Parliament_Ug to review the Marriage and Divorce Bill and ensure it's passing as a way of advancing women's rights in Uganda. The @NUP_Ug Women League @PPWF_Ug laid a wreath on the Late Speaker. May his soul rest in peace. #KUNGA #MakeWomenCount
Gender inequality has been identified as the most significant&persistent of all inequalities&women are not reaping the same benefits&returns as men from the country’s strong macroeconomic performance. Women’s economic empowerment is a core development objective. #MakeWomenCount
"If women are economically empowered they will not be mistreated or suffer GBV... Encourage more women to become economically empowered. Start from where you can" Hope Nakazibwe Woman MP Mubende
#MakeWomenCount
Women’s economic empowerment is not only the right thing to do but also the core to development – FOWODE via @pmldailynews https://t.co/EA6cBmtIg9
#MakeWomenCount
@patriciamunabi @GeorgiaTheHost @KashaijaEmma @flaviakalule
Activists say women's economic empowerment is key to accelerating Uganda’s development https://t.co/W4XA6c9464
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@PeshPoni @JoyTamale @KigoziMaggie
The #ImaraCentre is one of the ways in which we can embark on sustainable grounding. 🤗
#BreakTheBias #MakeWomenCount
We shouldn’t forget that even institutions like FOWODE must be economically grounded to ensure that the important work that we do can continue over the next 25 years. #MakeWomenCount @asiimireritah @GeorgiaTheHost
Women’s economic empowerment is central to realizing women’s rights and gender equality. #MakeWomenCount @asiimireritah @GeorgiaTheHost
Women are over-represented in informal and vulnerable employment. Women are more than twice as likely than men to be contributing family workers. #MakeWomenCount
Women and girls are more likely to carry the burden of energy poverty and experience the adverse effects of lack of safe, reliable, affordable and clean energy.
#MakeWomenCount @FOWODE_UGANDA
Women migrant workers are often concentrated in informal, low paid and unregulated work. The main sectors in which women migrant workers are employed are: services and retail (18.8 per cent), elementary occupations (17.3 per cent). #MakeWomenCount
Taken as a starting point in the “Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action” (1995), “women and economy” was highlighted as one of the 12 critical areas. The 189 governments that signed the document, committed themselves to undertaking concrete action. #MakeWomenCount
Women perform 66% of the world's work, produce 50% of the food, but earn only 10% of the income and own 1-2% of the property. Women and girls suffer disproportionately from the burden of extreme poverty- #MakeWomenCount
The disadvantages and discrimination faced by women and girls severely limits women’s and girls’ ability to lift themselves out of poverty. As a result, women are more likely to work in informal, low-wage jobs with exploitative and unequal conditions. #MakeWomenCount
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