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At Copenhagen Solutions Lab, they support the development of Copenhagen through testing and implementation of intelligent and data-driven solutions that support the …
International House Copenhagen is a one-stop for registration services, events, and career programs to welcome international newcomers in Copenhagen and many other …
Copenhagen Capacity is a business foundation that submits annuals reports to the Danish Business Authority. They are the official organization for investment …
Berlin Partner is an economic development agency that focuses on economic growth, promotes business, technology and innovation, and advocates the opportunities of …
The Socially Integrative City is a community-led local development scheme. This was originally a federal programme but Berlin refined it with a …
Iceland's Act on Gender Autonomy (No. 80/2019) let people change their legally registered gender by self-declaration, without diagnosis or treatment, and added …
Since January 2024 the UK's DWP has been correcting decades of missing care-credit records for mothers and carers, paying average arrears of …
Since 2010, Icelandic law has required boards of companies and pension funds with 50+ employees to have at least 40% of each …
A 2009–2015 multi-site study of 11 Respect-accredited UK domestic violence perpetrator programmes found women's reported injury fell from 61% to 2%, and …
New Zealand's Public Service Commission runs a tripartite gender, Māori and ethnic pay-gaps action plan across core public service agencies. The gender …
Since 2012, Belgian companies with 50+ staff must file a biennial gender pay-gap analysis and, if a gap is found, an action …
Since a 2018 States Assembly review found a persistent pay gap, Jersey's government has published annual gender pay gap reports for its …
Iceland's national, subsidised treatment centre for people who use partner violence (2006). A 2024 evaluation surveyed 75 of 262 clients (2017–2023) and …
Italy's first perpetrator centre (Florence, 2009) runs groups for men who use partner violence. An EU study of 30 men and 22 …
Founded in 2010, Armenia's Women's Support Center is the country's only organisation running full-time shelters for domestic-violence survivors, growing from about 50 …
Since 2007, Vietnam's Women's Union has run Peace House shelters offering free accommodation, legal aid, counselling and vocational training to survivors of …
Mongolia runs 17 government-led One Stop Service Centres offering shelter, health, legal and psychosocial support to domestic-violence survivors in one place, formalised …
Uruguay's 2006 domestic-work law gave the country's ~120,000 mostly female household workers an eight-hour day, minimum wage and social security, and in …
Since 2005, Finnish employers with 30+ staff must run a statutory pay survey every 2-3 years inside their gender equality plan; the …
Lesotho's 2006 law ended husbands' legal 'marital power' over wives, letting women independently own and register property; World Bank registry analysis (1981-2019) …
Since 2006, Lusaka's University Teaching Hospital has co-located medical, police, psychosocial and legal care for sexual-abuse survivors, lifting HIV post-exposure prophylaxis completion …
A 14-session, coffee-ceremony-format curriculum for men, women or couples in Gurage zone, Ethiopia, to shift gender norms and prevent partner violence. A …
Since 2006, Danish firms with 35+ employees must publish gender-segregated wage statistics. A quasi-experimental study of 2003-2008 payroll data found this narrowed …
Since 2023, all Australian employees — including casuals — have a legislated right to 10 days of paid leave to deal with …
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