From 2016 a growing number of US states barred employers from asking applicants for pay history. Quasi-experimental studies find a ~1% rise …
A voluntary, business-led UK target raised women's FTSE 350 board seats from 9.5% in 2011 to 43% by end-2025, beating its 40% …
Since 2021, Swiss corporate law sets non-binding gender guideline values — 30% on boards, 20% in executive management — for large listed …
In June 2023 Japan set a voluntary 30% target for women executives at TSE Prime-listed firms by 2030, up from 11.4% in …
Since the 2015 'Ni Una Menos' marches, the civil-society observatory 'Ahora Que Sí Nos Ven' has tracked Argentina's most-cited independent femicide count …
Piloted at Matara Base Hospital in 2007 and now operating in around 70 government hospitals, Sri Lanka's Mithuru Piyasa desks give gender-based-violence …
Since 2011, Nepal's health ministry has built hospital-based One-Stop Crisis Management Centres for gender-based-violence survivors, reaching 88 centres in 77 districts by …
Since its 2012 Law on Equal Opportunities, North Macedonia has embedded gender-responsive budgeting across government: mandatory gender indicators in every line ministry's …
Solomon Islands' Family Support Centre (1995) anchors the national SAFENET referral network. Survivors served rose from 1,939 (2019) to 3,165 (2021) as …
Since 2003, PNG's Department of Health has run hospital-based Family Support Centres for violence survivors. Port Moresby's centre saw ~15 clients/day before …
Ecuador has run a mandatory national gender-budget classifier since 2010–2012, won the 2013 UN Public Service Award for it, and proposed ~$772M …
Since 2006, Vienna has required all 23 districts and every department to set gender-equality goals against a €16bn municipal budget. A 2005 …
Victoria's 'Orange Door' family-violence hubs, mandated by a 2016 Royal Commission, opened understaffed in 2018 and were audited as failing to coordinate …
Since Jan 2023, France's family-benefit funds (CAF/MSA) automatically collect and transfer child-support payments for separating parents, replacing risky direct transfers. From 2017–2023 …
De Waag, the Netherlands' largest forensic mental-health provider, has treated domestic-violence perpetrators since 1992 through a 12-city outpatient network combining safety-focused de-escalation …
Chile's SernamEG runs 15 government centres (HEVPA) re-educating men who use partner violence. A 2017 DIPRES evaluation found adherence fell from 86% …
Jordan's Ministry of Finance and National Commission for Women, with UN Women and a €151.5m AFD-financed programme (2022-2025), wrote gender-responsive budgeting into …
Colombia's Constitutional Court ordered 13 gender-specific protection programmes for displaced women in 2008 (Auto 092) and prioritised investigation of hundreds of conflict-related …
Since 2006 the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has granted wartime-rape survivors a 'civilian victim of war' status, paying roughly 800 recognised …
New Zealand's 2019 Wellbeing Budget was its first built around a wellbeing framework rather than GDP growth, committing NZ$320 million to family …
Under Slovenia's ZPIZ-2 pension act, a parent who cared for a child 5+ years can retire up to 16 months early for …
Since 2009, Mexico's Health Ministry has run group re-education for men who exercise partner violence; a peer-reviewed 2015 evaluation across 8 states …
Israel's 2020 Equal Pay Law amendment requires employers with 518+ staff to publish annual gender pay-gap reports by role and rank. First …
Indonesia's Anggaran Responsif Gender tags gender-related budget lines across ministries since 2000, but a World Bank assessment found funding collapsed 48% in …
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