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spelling okr-10986-248892021-04-23T14:04:20Z Development is a Two-Wheeled Cart Wolfowitz, Paul SKILLS WHO WOMAN OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN PARTICIPATION SCHOOLING GENDER PARTNER LABOR FORCE GENDER PARITY HEALTH MOTHER CORRUPTION LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION WILL GENDER DISPARITY ECONOMICS ANNUAL FINANCING GAP PENSION CHILD MORTALITY LITERACY PARITY KNOWLEDGE WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS CHILDREN COMPLETION RATES PRIMARY SCHOOL COMPLETION EDUCATION GENDER GAP INVESTMENT FATHER CHILD REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN EQUALITY EQUAL RIGHTS PARTNERS FEMALE LABOR FORCE GENDER MAINSTREAMING WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT MINISTER OF WOMEN UNIFEM GIRLS LIBERTIES ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN HOUSEHOLD INCOME FAMILIES WOMEN RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL CLASSROOM PRIMARY SCHOOL FEMALE GENDER ISSUES CROPS PARTICIPATION RATES GENDER EQUALITY FEMALE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION FEMALE LABOR Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, remarked that the Gender Equality Millennium Development Goal is a central component of our overall mission of fighting poverty and empowering women in their education and opportunity for a better future. Gender equality is more than a women’s issue, it is a development issue. If one of the wheels of the cart isn’t moving, the cart won’t go very far. We have already missing the 2005 target to eliminate gender disparity in primary and secondary education. Trends in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa put us in danger of missing the 2015 target. We must bring more women into the labor force and into higher-paid occupations. The Bank has made significant progress on gender mainstreaming in social sectors like education and health, but more must be done to support shared growth in such areas as infrastructure, energy, and transport. 2016-08-15T20:37:03Z 2016-08-15T20:37:03Z 2006-02-16 Speech http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25887788/development-two-wheeled-cart-high-level-consultation-promoting-gender-equality-millennium-development-goal-mdg-paul-wolfowitz-president-world-bank-group http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24889 English en_US Remarks at High-Level Consultation on Promoting the Gender Equality Millennium Development Goal, Washington, DC, February 16, 2006; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Speech South Asia Sub-Saharan Africa
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topic SKILLS
WHO
WOMAN
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
PARTICIPATION
SCHOOLING
GENDER
PARTNER
LABOR FORCE
GENDER PARITY
HEALTH
MOTHER
CORRUPTION
LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
WILL
GENDER DISPARITY
ECONOMICS
ANNUAL FINANCING GAP
PENSION
CHILD MORTALITY
LITERACY
PARITY
KNOWLEDGE
WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS
CHILDREN
COMPLETION RATES
PRIMARY SCHOOL COMPLETION
EDUCATION
GENDER GAP
INVESTMENT
FATHER
CHILD
REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN
EQUALITY
EQUAL RIGHTS
PARTNERS
FEMALE LABOR FORCE
GENDER MAINSTREAMING
WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT
MINISTER OF WOMEN
UNIFEM
GIRLS
LIBERTIES
ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
FAMILIES
WOMEN
RESEARCH
AGRICULTURAL
CLASSROOM
PRIMARY SCHOOL
FEMALE
GENDER ISSUES
CROPS
PARTICIPATION RATES
GENDER EQUALITY
FEMALE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
FEMALE LABOR
spellingShingle SKILLS
WHO
WOMAN
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
PARTICIPATION
SCHOOLING
GENDER
PARTNER
LABOR FORCE
GENDER PARITY
HEALTH
MOTHER
CORRUPTION
LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
WILL
GENDER DISPARITY
ECONOMICS
ANNUAL FINANCING GAP
PENSION
CHILD MORTALITY
LITERACY
PARITY
KNOWLEDGE
WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS
CHILDREN
COMPLETION RATES
PRIMARY SCHOOL COMPLETION
EDUCATION
GENDER GAP
INVESTMENT
FATHER
CHILD
REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN
EQUALITY
EQUAL RIGHTS
PARTNERS
FEMALE LABOR FORCE
GENDER MAINSTREAMING
WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT
MINISTER OF WOMEN
UNIFEM
GIRLS
LIBERTIES
ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
FAMILIES
WOMEN
RESEARCH
AGRICULTURAL
CLASSROOM
PRIMARY SCHOOL
FEMALE
GENDER ISSUES
CROPS
PARTICIPATION RATES
GENDER EQUALITY
FEMALE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
FEMALE LABOR
Wolfowitz, Paul
Development is a Two-Wheeled Cart
geographic_facet South Asia
Sub-Saharan Africa
relation Remarks at High-Level Consultation on Promoting the Gender Equality Millennium Development Goal, Washington, DC, February 16, 2006;
description Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, remarked that the Gender Equality Millennium Development Goal is a central component of our overall mission of fighting poverty and empowering women in their education and opportunity for a better future. Gender equality is more than a women’s issue, it is a development issue. If one of the wheels of the cart isn’t moving, the cart won’t go very far. We have already missing the 2005 target to eliminate gender disparity in primary and secondary education. Trends in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa put us in danger of missing the 2015 target. We must bring more women into the labor force and into higher-paid occupations. The Bank has made significant progress on gender mainstreaming in social sectors like education and health, but more must be done to support shared growth in such areas as infrastructure, energy, and transport.
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author Wolfowitz, Paul
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title Development is a Two-Wheeled Cart
title_short Development is a Two-Wheeled Cart
title_full Development is a Two-Wheeled Cart
title_fullStr Development is a Two-Wheeled Cart
title_full_unstemmed Development is a Two-Wheeled Cart
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publishDate 2016
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25887788/development-two-wheeled-cart-high-level-consultation-promoting-gender-equality-millennium-development-goal-mdg-paul-wolfowitz-president-world-bank-group
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