Swedish Alliance for Women in Sport (SAFWIS)
Sweden
The Center for Sports and Business at the Stockholm School of Economics stands out as a pioneering interdisciplinary research center, …
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The Netherlands is one of the 19 countries who took part in the "ALL IN: Towards gender balance in sport" (Joint Programme with 19 countries, 2018-2019). ALL IN is a European Union and Council of Europe joint project. Its aim is to support public authorities and sport organisatio
As one of 19 countries in the EU-Council of Europe 'ALL IN: Towards gender balance in sport' joint programme (2018-2019), the Netherlands collected data on women's representation in sports-federation decision-making and pursued gender mainstreaming, addressing women's under-representation in the most powerful positions.
Since 2015, 55% of sports federations acted to recruit more women to decision-making bodies, yet only 8% of presidents (2, in gymnastics and basketball) and 20% of vice-presidents (4) were women.
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Sweden
The Center for Sports and Business at the Stockholm School of Economics stands out as a pioneering interdisciplinary research center, …
Portugal
The GE-HEI project (Gender Equality in Higher Education Institutions) is a project funded by the Gender Conciliation and Equality Program …
Malta
Malta has appointed its first Ambassador for Women, Peace and Security who will chair the Oversight Committee, bringing together Government …
Germany
This brochure shows where Germany stands in terms of gender equality and shows what specific measures are being taken to …
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