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Improving Gender Equality and Rural Livelihoods in Senegal through Sustainable and Participatory Energy Management : Senegal's PROGEDE II Project
SKILLS EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITIES WOOD ADVOCACY BENEFIT SPECIALIST EQUIPMENT HOUSE PRODUCTION WHO FOREST MANAGEMENT PARTICIPATION FAMILY LAWS GENDER LABOR FORCE INFORMATION SERVICES HABITATS DISCRIMINATION URBAN AREAS HOUSEHOLD GENDER EQUITY AGRICULTURE INCOMES GENDER PARITY YOUTH HEALTH PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS PROJECT MARKET GENDER PERSPECTIVE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION WILL RURAL ENVIRONMENT ENERGY PRODUCTION GENDER CONCERNS MANAGEMENT GENDER EQUALITY GOALS INSURANCE WOMEN’S RIGHTS SEX LITERACY GENDER IMBALANCE LAND CHILDREN MINISTRY OF GENDER EDUCATION HUSBAND GENDER GAP DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN TRAINING HOUSEHOLDS EQUALITY RURAL AREAS PARTNERS ENERGY SOURCES GENDER MAINSTREAMING PRODUCTS DISCRIMINATORY LAWS LAW ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT FUNDING MARKETS FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION GENDER CONSIDERATIONS HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD MARRIED WOMEN INTERVENTIONS MALE LIVELIHOODS COMMUNITY MEAL PREPARATION FAMILIES WOMEN RESEARCH GENDER EXPERTISE GENDER SENSITIVITY SOCIAL ISSUES FARMERS BARRIERS TO WOMEN GENDER ROLES FEMALE GENDER ISSUES PARTICIPATION BY WOMEN POVERTY ALLEVIATION GENDER EQUALITY ACCESS TO INFORMATION
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Africa | Senegal
2015-07-07T18:18:39Z | 2015-07-07T18:18:39Z | 2015-06
Launched in 2011, the Second Sustainable and Participatory Energy Management Project (PROGEDE II) for Senegal has been hailed for effectively mainstreaming a gender perspective into an energy project. Under the project, women have participated more in decision making; developed skills in technical production, entrepreneurship, and organizational management; and benefitted from increased incomes.
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