Making markets work for women: how push and pull strategies can support women's economic empowerment
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Ghana Ministry of Food and Agriculture (2004) Gender and Agricultural Development Strategy, Accra, Ghana: Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research (2009) Australia's Hidden Resource: The Economic Case for Increasing Female Participation, Sydney, Australia: Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research.
Golla, A., Malhotra, A., Nanda, P., and Mehra, R. (2011) Understanding and Measuring Women's Economic Empowerment: Definition, Framework and Indicators, Washington, DC: International Centre for Research on Women.
Innovative Development Strategies (Pvt.) Ltd (2014) Performance Evaluation Impact Assessment: Pakistan Entrepreneurs Project [online], Islamabad, Pakistan, May 2014 <www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file≯ [accessed 1 February 2015]. www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file
Jones, L. (2012) Discussion Paper for an M4P WEE Framework: How can the Making Markets Work for the Poor Framework work for poor women and for poor men? Durham, UK: Springfield Centre.
Kabeer, N., Mahmud, S., and Tasneem, S. (2011) Does Paid Work Provide a Pathway to Women's Empowerment? Empirical Findings from Bangladesh, IDS Working Paper 375, Brighton, UK: Institute of Development Studies.
Markel, E., and Jones, L. (2014) Women's Economic Empowerment: Pushing the Frontiers of Inclusive Market Development [pdf] <https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf
SEEP Network (2014) ‘USAID calls for practitioner learning from push/pull and inclusive market development’ [blog] <www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2
De Santos, A. (2013) Women's Entrepreneurship Diagnostic, Washington, DC: USAID.
Ghana Ministry of Food and Agriculture (2004) Gender and Agricultural Development Strategy, Accra, Ghana: Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research (2009) Australia's Hidden Resource: The Economic Case for Increasing Female Participation, Sydney, Australia: Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research.
Golla, A., Malhotra, A., Nanda, P., and Mehra, R. (2011) Understanding and Measuring Women's Economic Empowerment: Definition, Framework and Indicators, Washington, DC: International Centre for Research on Women.
Innovative Development Strategies (Pvt.) Ltd (2014) Performance Evaluation Impact Assessment: Pakistan Entrepreneurs Project [online], Islamabad, Pakistan, May 2014 <www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file≯ [accessed 1 February 2015]. www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file
Jones, L. (2012) Discussion Paper for an M4P WEE Framework: How can the Making Markets Work for the Poor Framework work for poor women and for poor men? Durham, UK: Springfield Centre.
Kabeer, N., Mahmud, S., and Tasneem, S. (2011) Does Paid Work Provide a Pathway to Women's Empowerment? Empirical Findings from Bangladesh, IDS Working Paper 375, Brighton, UK: Institute of Development Studies.
Markel, E., and Jones, L. (2014) Women's Economic Empowerment: Pushing the Frontiers of Inclusive Market Development [pdf] <https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf
SEEP Network (2014) ‘USAID calls for practitioner learning from push/pull and inclusive market development’ [blog] <www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2
De Santos, A. (2013) Women's Entrepreneurship Diagnostic, Washington, DC: USAID.
Ghana Ministry of Food and Agriculture (2004) Gender and Agricultural Development Strategy, Accra, Ghana: Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research (2009) Australia's Hidden Resource: The Economic Case for Increasing Female Participation, Sydney, Australia: Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research.
Golla, A., Malhotra, A., Nanda, P., and Mehra, R. (2011) Understanding and Measuring Women's Economic Empowerment: Definition, Framework and Indicators, Washington, DC: International Centre for Research on Women.
Innovative Development Strategies (Pvt.) Ltd (2014) Performance Evaluation Impact Assessment: Pakistan Entrepreneurs Project [online], Islamabad, Pakistan, May 2014 <www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file≯ [accessed 1 February 2015]. www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file
Jones, L. (2012) Discussion Paper for an M4P WEE Framework: How can the Making Markets Work for the Poor Framework work for poor women and for poor men? Durham, UK: Springfield Centre.
Kabeer, N., Mahmud, S., and Tasneem, S. (2011) Does Paid Work Provide a Pathway to Women's Empowerment? Empirical Findings from Bangladesh, IDS Working Paper 375, Brighton, UK: Institute of Development Studies.
Markel, E., and Jones, L. (2014) Women's Economic Empowerment: Pushing the Frontiers of Inclusive Market Development [pdf] <https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf
SEEP Network (2014) ‘USAID calls for practitioner learning from push/pull and inclusive market development’ [blog] <www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2
De Santos, A. (2013) Women's Entrepreneurship Diagnostic, Washington, DC: USAID.
Ghana Ministry of Food and Agriculture (2004) Gender and Agricultural Development Strategy, Accra, Ghana: Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research (2009) Australia's Hidden Resource: The Economic Case for Increasing Female Participation, Sydney, Australia: Goldman Sachs and JBWere Investment Research.
Golla, A., Malhotra, A., Nanda, P., and Mehra, R. (2011) Understanding and Measuring Women's Economic Empowerment: Definition, Framework and Indicators, Washington, DC: International Centre for Research on Women.
Innovative Development Strategies (Pvt.) Ltd (2014) Performance Evaluation Impact Assessment: Pakistan Entrepreneurs Project [online], Islamabad, Pakistan, May 2014 <www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file≯ [accessed 1 February 2015]. www.meda.org/impactassessment-report/file
Jones, L. (2012) Discussion Paper for an M4P WEE Framework: How can the Making Markets Work for the Poor Framework work for poor women and for poor men? Durham, UK: Springfield Centre.
Kabeer, N., Mahmud, S., and Tasneem, S. (2011) Does Paid Work Provide a Pathway to Women's Empowerment? Empirical Findings from Bangladesh, IDS Working Paper 375, Brighton, UK: Institute of Development Studies.
Markel, E., and Jones, L. (2014) Women's Economic Empowerment: Pushing the Frontiers of Inclusive Market Development [pdf] <https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. https://www.microlinks.org/sites/default/files/resource/files/WEE_in_Market_Systems_Framework_final.pdf
SEEP Network (2014) ‘USAID calls for practitioner learning from push/pull and inclusive market development’ [blog] <www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2≯ [accessed 27 January 2015]. www.seepnetwork.org/blog/LEO-call-project-examples-inclusivemarket-development-2
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