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Day 1 of #CSW68 is underway! With this years theme to #InvestInWomen we’re
looking at ending women’s poverty globally. Women and girls living in poverty
experience multiple deprivations, including food insecurity and inadequate
housing. Women’s economic empowerment can only be achieved through: ✅Decent work
✅Equal pay ✅Accessible public services ✅Social protection Why does women’s
poverty matter to you? Let us know in the comments Day 1 of CSW68 is underway!
With this years theme to #InvestInWomen we’re looking at ending women’s poverty
globally. Women and girls living in poverty experience multiple deprivations,
including food insecurity and inadequate housing. Women’s economic empowerment
can only be achieved through: ✅Decent work ✅Equal pay ✅Accessible public
services ✅Social protection Why does ending women’s poverty matter to you? Let
us know in the comments 👇 #CSW68
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Inusa Angela
Programme Officer at Women's Right to Education Programme (WREP)
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Ending women's poverty globally would put an end to a couple of women's
limitations, which could be: 1. Various forms of insecurities 2. Vulnerability
to all forms of GBV 3. Illiteracy 4. Lack of confidence 5. Idleness and
subjectivity to social vices and caprices. And many more. Thanks for the
opportunity UN Women UK United Nations Delloite Consulting Let the world 🌎
embrace #csw2024 #CWS68 #investinWomen
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Jennifer Cairns
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If I had to sum it up in one word … freedom! Freedom to leave / stay Freedom to
save / invest Freedom to be valued and appreciated Freedom to make decisions for
us based on what’s best for us Freedom to dress / look how we want when we want
Freedom to share our opinions when we see fit Freedom to have an opinion Freedom
to healthcare Freedom for friend groups and social activities Freedom to eat
what we want and when Freedom to live where we want and with whom Freedom to
education and training Freedom to a career, job and earnings that are equal to
what a man would earn for the same role Freedom to dance, create, enjoy and live
enthusiastically and wholly Freedom to our bodies, to say who can touch them
when/where/how and to say no Freedom to say no - for any reason at any time
Freedom to have children or not Freedom to marry whom we choose Freedom to not
marry or be in any relationship Freedom to have freedom across many ways!
Excited for the impact we will make together!
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Deana Curcic
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Financial literacy is the key!
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Kasia ★
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I would also like to add that women don't start investing early enough. Making
investing more accessible for women and developing financial literacy provides
the necessary tools and resources for women to start investing early and thrive
in the financial world. This is critical. I love what Sallie Krawcheck the
co-founder and CEO of women's investing platform Ellevest, has achieved.
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Alana Penkethman
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Equal pay is incredibly important in respect of ending women’s poverty. In 2024,
there is just no justification for employers to pay women less than men for
equal work. We know how to assess like work, work rated as equivalent, and work
of equal value; if there is no genuine material factor to differentiate the
work, there is no excuse for anything less than equality of terms. This is such
a basic principle, yet too often employers still get it wrong.
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The Motherhood Penalty is the crux of the gender pay gap globally (as Claudia
Goldin's 2023 Nobel Prize confirmed!). Women re-enter the workforce in lower
paying fields, with minimal career progression thereafter. The Economist just
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Financial empowerment with learning how to build income , manage money, and grow
wealth is needed for all women. Education both at home and at school about some
basic financial principles and access to mentors who can help women in all
stages of their career is what I’m passionate about building Freedom Sun:
Financial Freedom for Women Entrepreneurs
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Accessibility and representation in positions of leadership is the key to an
inclusive society The world bank reports that, even in high income countries
women account for just over 30% of parliamentarians. In lower middle-income
countries 89% of parliament seats are occupied by men.
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Providing equal opportunities for women in political spaces and those policy
formulation and implementations will bridge this gap. With great policies that
are implemented, we are great to go
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Eradicating women's poverty will eventually lead to eliminating global
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experience multiple deprivations, including food insecurity and inadequate
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multiple deprivations, including food insecurity and inadequate housing.
Women’s economic empowerment can only be achieved through: ✅Decent work
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In the shadow of economic inequality: Poverty leads to family worries and
tensions, violence and disruption in social groups. Around 130 million
(slightly more than one in three) students between the ages of 13 and 15 are
victims of violence in everyday life. Approximately 15% of young people feel
lonely. Worldwide, one in four (176 million) children under the age of 5 live
with a mother who has been the victim of numerous cases of intimate partner
violence. Poverty is present in the desperation of people looking for
meaningful employment and in the dreams of women who lack the means to
achieve financial independence. In other countries, children have no
childhood and adults struggle to earn enough to live on. 160 million girls
and boys between the ages of 5 and 17 work in conditions that violate their
rights. Let's work together to create a better future for everyone. You can
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#HumanToHuman #SupportOurCampaign #NEWHOPEFORPLANETPEOPLE #global
#sustainability #planet #planeterth #ESG
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* Soroptimist Belfast
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Poverty increases vulnerability to Violence Against Women and Girls. Economic
stress can lead to power imbalances and exploitation. By addressing poverty,
we can help prevent VAWG. Empowering women economically can be a powerful
tool against VAWG. #16Days #PreventionFirst #sibelfast16days2024
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* Ginette Azcona
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On this #InternationalDayfortheEradicationofPoverty, let’s remember that the
numbers we work hard to tabulate are not mere numbers; they represent people—
women, men, and children who go to bed hungry, often live in inadequate and
insecure dwellings, and struggle to access basic necessities for themselves
and their families. Women and girls married too young, burdened too early
with caring responsibilities, and deprived of education and access to a
livelihood are overly represented among the poor. The solution is absurdly
transparent: poverty reduction strategies must focus on women who work too
hard for too little pay and take on the social responsibility of caring for
children but generally receive little to no support. The reality is stark:
globally, children and their primary caregivers (mostly women) make up the
majority of those living in poverty. And if we stay on our current path, by
2030, an estimated 8% of the world’s female population—342.4 million women
and girls—will still live on less than $2.15 a day. So, why aren’t we doing
more to shine a light on the gender dimensions of poverty and tackle it
head-on?
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* Soroptimist International Great Britain and Ireland (SIGBI)
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Poverty increases vulnerability to Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).
Economic stress can lead to power imbalances and exploitation. By addressing
poverty, we can help prevent VAWG. Empowering women economically can be a
powerful tool against VAWG. #16Days #PreventionFirst
#StandingUpForWomenAndGirls
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Poverty increases vulnerability to Violence Against Women and Girls. Economic
stress can lead to power imbalances and exploitation. By addressing poverty,
we can help prevent #VAWG. Empowering women economically can be a powerful
tool against VAWG. #16Days #PreventionFirst"
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