Ireland’s second National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security 2015–2018
Ireland
Ireland’s National Action Plan aims to: - Strengthen women’s leadership and participation in decision-making in conflict and post-conflict situations - …
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Established in 2002, Women’s Collective Ireland (WCI) is a national organisation that works directly with and represents the interests of grassroots women from communities in rural and urban settings throughout Ireland. n 2022, it was officially launched a new name, visual identi
IE06Established in 2002 and relaunched under its current name in 2022, Women's Collective Ireland is a national organisation representing grassroots women across 17 local community-development projects, promoting women's equality, community leadership and political representation.
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Ireland
Ireland’s National Action Plan aims to: - Strengthen women’s leadership and participation in decision-making in conflict and post-conflict situations - …
France
Air France is committed to achieving 35% female representation on its management committees by 2027 and 40% by 2030. This …
Italy
The Association promotes a variety of training, advocacy and awareness-raising activities on women's empowerment in the field of IT and …
Slovakia
The Slovak National Centre for Human Rights (Centre) as an independent legal entity is a specialised national institution that promotes …
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