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… quality. In addition, women are more dependent on energy to use household devices (e.g. ovens, dishwashers and vacuum … can mean more work for women. Certain aspects of access to energy (e.g. cost and physical distribution) may … poverty. Energy poverty, also known as fuel poverty, is an expression used to describe a situation where “a household is …

… is a cross-cutting issue. It encompasses issues relating to: water, air and soil quality waste management and the use … women and men, and girls and boys, play a key role in the access to and control of environmental resources, as well as … heating to a greater extent. For mobility, women depend on access to public transport to a larger degree due to lower …

… impact in terms of well-being and recovery. This is due to the interrelations between sex-related biological … that affect the behaviour of women and men and their access to health services. Regarding the health policy field, … that women and men should be informed about and have access to safe, effective, affordable and acceptable methods …

… athletes receive annual salaries plus incentives tied to individual and team performance, amateur athletes are not … into account and addressed. Sport can give women and girls access to public spaces where they can gather, develop new skills, gain support from others and enjoy freedom of expression and movement. It can promote education, …

… and provides individuals with a greater ability to further develop their knowledge and skills throughout … training policy remains crucial in countries where equal access to education is taken as a given, which is the case in … (Vienna) are supported to foster women’s and girls’ access to vocational training, further training, technology …