… growth, i.e. those in innovative sectors such as the green economy, in point of fact most applicants planned to set up … business in an innovative field, especially in the green economy, and had the capacity to aid 4,000 new women … in innovative sectors, including the green economy – i.e. sectors with great growth potential – an …
… to boosting the long-term competitiveness of the EU economy GRPP as a tool to apply gender equality measures … an increase in the potential productive capacity of the economy and better value for money. Following these … find employment and make substantial contributions to the economy. Such a move would contribute to increased earnings …
… may be misleading as they do not cover the informal rural economy, in which women are still involved. Women play a key … situation. The contribution of women in the rural economy may be promoted through self-employment and small … Agriculture was one of the first sectors of the economy (following coal and steel) to receive the attention …
… Culture, Media and Sport in 2014, shows that the creative economy employs a lower proportion of women than the wider economy of the UK. In the creative economy, 35.8% of jobs are filled by women, compared to 46.9% …
… In terms of economic growth, the so-called knowledge economy is a key economic factor underpinning national and EU … sector concludes that including more women in the digital economy could create an annual GDP boost in the EU of EUR 9 … favourable conditions for the development of the digital economy, which includes the increased participation of women …
… and financial crisis, and for the recovery of the European economy. The promotion of gender equality will unleash the … to achieve the goals of sustainable growth: ‘The global economy is not making use of great potential that is …
… of 39%. Inequality in decision-making positions In the economy, women still have difficulties in reaching … opportunities and public services.” Area F (Women and economy) of the BPfA makes specific reference to women’s …
… as organic food producers. For economic growth, the green economy is a key economic factor underpinning national and EU … is increasing women’s participation in the knowledge economy, including the green economy. The Commission has set out a specific framework to …
… pose challenges and uncertainties for the EU’s economy and society, as well as causing environmental … wasteful production and consumption systems in the world economy, rising global demand for goods and services and the … and stereotypes exclude women from areas of the green economy such as transport and energy, causing human resources …
… used to their greatest extent for the development of the economy, and society at large. In economic terms, gender … Strategy was conceived as an opportunity to reform the economy in order to achieve more gender equality, and the … in terms of increased gender equality in society and the economy. Weak gender-oriented monitoring and evaluation …
… (UNWTO) estimates the impact of tourism in the world economy as 9% of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP). … at 56%, compared to a participation rate of 46% in the EU economy as a whole. Furthermore, tourism is closely linked to …
… in the transport sector is lower than the average in the economy. It plans to undertake specific measures to render … in its 2012 Resolution on the role of women in the green economy, the European Parliament acknowledges that women, as …
… societies. They make substantial contributions to the economy and contribute to the improved health, nutrition and … Europe the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010. Training is a key ingredient of … of education for women, as well as for society and the economy at large. In September 2015 the European Parliament …