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										A Brief Introduction
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										This site 
										aims to facilitate the flow of information 
										on "Economic Participation of Women" among 
										researchers, policy makers and practitioners. 
										The site acts as a portal providing recent 
										publications, articles as well as information 
										regarding the participation of women. It 
										also aims at the acquisition, standardization 
										and updating of data obtained from a variety 
										of sources to structure them into a user 
										friendly navigation form of information. 
										It also includes useful links to organizations 
										dealing with women issues.
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									A Seminar on "Women 
									Competitiveness in the labor market" 
									On February, 10th 2010; The Economic 
									Committee of the National Council for Women 
									held a follow-up Seminar on "Women 
									Competitiveness in the labor market". The 
									main aim of the seminar was to continue 
									discussions on the four main topics 
									introduced in the SRC/CIDA gender and work 
									research program and framing the needed 
									policy recommendations that could be 
									directed to the policy makers to achieve 
									wider women economic participation and 
									empowerment. The workshop included four 
									presentations.
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