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| Country:
| Papua New Guinea ; |
| Doc Name:
| Assessment of women's associations groups in the mining and petroleum project impact areas of Papua New Guinea |
| Keywords:
| Agriculture, Benefit Streams, capacity building, Churches, commercial banks, communities, community decision making, Community Development, community infrastructure, Company, economic opportunities, empowering women, empowerment of women, equipment, financial management, Financial Reports, Gender, good governance, Governance Systems, government departments, high school education, Incorporated, Incorporation, information for women, interested parties, interventions, Joint Venture, lack of knowledge, leadership, legal status, literacy, local community, National Council, National Council of Women, National Government, national level, NGOs, opportunities for women, pa, participation in decision, partner relationships, partnership, private sector, progress, public utilities, Rural Women, service delivery, Social Development, society, stakeholder, STAKEHOLDERS, teachers, transparency, Urban Women Show More |
| Language:
| English |
| Region:
| East Asia and Pacific ; |
| Rep Title:
| Assessment of women's associations groups in the mining and petroleum project impact areas of Papua New Guinea |
| Topics:
| Law and Development ; Health, Nutrition and Population ; Social Development ; Rural Development ; Education |
| SubTopics:
| Primary Education ; Corporate Law ; Population Policies ; Community Development and Empowerment ; Rural Development Knowledge & Information Systems |
| Unit Owning:
| Office of the Regional Vice Pres (EAPVP) |
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| This study was sponsored by World Bank to review the women's associations and groups existing in the mining and petroleum project areas of Papua New Guinea. The purpose of the review was to identify possible capacity building needs of the associations and propose possible interventions and initiatives to improve the socio-economic opportunities for women in the target areas; as well as mechanisms to provide a stronger voice and role in community decision making. The review of the women associations was carried out by three national consultants who visited eleven project sites comprising a total of twenty-two women associations and groups. 'The consultants were assigned to a specific project site each for data collection. Data was collected by interviewing the executive committee members and other key stakeholders using a questionnaire as the main data collection instrument. Data analysis was conducted by each consultant in order to prepare the individual site reports. From their respective site reports the consultants prepared their respective sites combined findings and recommendations that was presented at a workshop organized for this purpose. |
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