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JOURNEE DE LA FEMME: ''Investir dans les femmes et les filles''
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DAY OF THE WOMAN: '' Investir in the women and the girls ''
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DAY OF THE WOMAN: '' Investir in the women and the girls ''

In this journ? international of the woman, do we point out that in the whole world, too many women remain invisible members, badly prot? does S and underpay? soci? in which they live. In much of country in D? loppement, the women and the girls pain in the rizi? do S or work an arid ground to be nourished, they and their family, or they hold of small trade in the streets of the cities whereas too often they are seen prohibiting L ’ acc?? ground has? propri has? , with Cr? T or? N H? tage which could amndt? orer their life.

M? if the rate D ’ employment of women has tendency? ugmenter in L ’ absolute, those continue D ’ to occupy 60 percent of abstract employment or non-r? N? S. Well do qu ’ they form L ’ framework of? do agricultural nomies of their country, they seldom touch B? fices of their labour.

In 2005, North Africa and South Asia and L ’ Ouest, the women D? naient less than 22 percent of employment R? N? S in the not-agricultural sector. In 2000, the women repr? 84 percent of the abstract workers in sub-Saharan Africa and 58 percent out of Am ntaient? that Latin.

The visit that J ’ have effectu? R? lies in Africa of L ’ Ouest m ’ has recall brutally? do E what these terrible statistics mean R? lement in the life of people: women and girls who traverse kilom? be to go to seek L ’ water and wood for fire, which plow and S? NT in fields which don't belong to them, which R? ltent the grain and crush it without never touching the least returned. It remains to them only little or not time to go? ’? or to gain D ’ money enough to meet their needs more? mentaires.

How could they then transform one? nomy of subsistence in a small advantageous local trade?

However, with a little D ’ initiative, a support AD? At and L ’ support D ’ one? At of right, much of women Cr? T of the march? L?? had N ’ ever had of it there, G? profits rent and invest in priorit? years L ’? cation and sant it? amiliales. To invest in isn't the women and girls N ’ only one goal noble in oneself, C ’ is L ’ one of the fastest means and most effective to advance D? loppement human for all.

Take L ’ example of Mrs. Sakho, S? Gall, who took share? initiative lanc? by the UNDP for amndt? orer the productivit? T incomes of the poor women farmer by introducing syst? S of m? nisation? have price. Gr.? ? E syst? who allows him to grind his R? ltes more quickly qu ’ before, Mrs. Sakho saw quadrupling incomes qu ’ it draws from the manufacture and the sale of butter of karit? does T that allow him D ’? quer and v? R his/her children.

To Timor-Light, the UNDP offers a formation, micro Cr? ts and of the innovating agricultural techniques to help the women? ommercialiser fruits of their labour. It thus helps those which have? touch? by the crisis which has R? secou lies? E country? E R? S? R in their communaut? In does Paraguay, the UNDP collaborate with organizations of micro financing to help those? ieux to include/understand the obstacles which the women meet? search for Cr has? T and? ieux R? ndre? eurs needs in this field. To date, approximately 150 microphone-contractors have profit? E this project-L? including 60 percent of women - who all have rembours? years times.

Such succ? explain why the UNDP invests as much in L ’ autonomisation of the women and L ’? reads? be sexes, because it is conscious qu ’ to grant L ’ importance? be questions will reinforce its action in its four fields D ’ intervention: R? ction of the pauvret? governorship D? cratic, Pr? ntion of the crises and rel? lies, environment and? rgie.

The UNDP? Fe its architecture in mati? D ’? reads? be sexes, with an increase in the number of advisers for L ’? reads? be sexes, so much with if? what in the offices of country, so D ’ to arrive? to btenir R? ltats in this field. Is the UNDP also in the train D ’ amndt? orer its syst? of responsibilisation of follow-up of the resources that us D? let us nsons in favour of L ’ int? ation of L ’? reads? be sexes in the activit? aiming particuli more? lies L ’ autonomisation of the women, in order to better be able? luer these investments and to include/understand O? tre work has more D ’ impact. Moreover, we have? lement set up a syst? formal of responsibilisation with Cr? did ion D ’ one make? E direction and of setting in œ uvre for the questions touching with kind (GSIC) Pr? D? rear L ’ Administrateur, so that the executives of L ’ organization assume their responsabilit? and R obtain? ltats in the field of L ’? reads? be sexes. We redouble D ’ effort as much as possible to approach us the parit? all levels of our organization.

“To invest in the women and the girls” – HT? of Journ? international of the woman of this year? – C ’ is to modify the syst? S and discriminatory attitudes towards the women, attitudes which them emp? ent to contribute fully? ’? nomy and? soci has? in which they live like D ’ out of B? ficier fully. Is C ’ to put an end? L? slation archa? E which deprives the girls of right D ’ H? for the third time grounds and goods of their p? , C ’ is to set up better policies and to propose guards D ’ good child march? T of qualit? insi qu ’ a acc?? be sources D ’? rgie clean and? water supply until in the hearths, so that the women can R? ncilier work R? N? and family life. Is C ’ also to give to the women the means of taking part in the public structures of catch of D? do Sion so qu ’ they have average D ’ to influence the policies? nomic and social.

Does the fight counter the pauvret? T the R? isation of the Objectives of the Millet? anger for D? loppement and won't D ’ other objectives international be possible that when L ’ one reconna? the potential inexploit has? be women in L ’? dication of L ’ extr? pauvret? T that L ’ one will appeal there finally.

Is the UNDP the R? with world of D? loppement available to Syst? of the United Nations. It Pr? does the change, and connect the countries to knowledge, exp? in these and resources which their populations need for amndt? orer their life. We are Pr? nts on the ground in 166 countries, helping them? dentifier their own solutions with D? S nationals and world to which they are will confront? in mati? D? loppement. To reinforce their capacit? can these countries S ’ support? out moment on the personnel UNDP and his broad? ntail of partners.



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Journée internationale des droits de la Femme!
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Journ? international of the women's rights!
Automatically translated into English thanks to WorldLingo
… and not “F? women”, like much of people L ’ interpr? NT.
Isn't on March 8 N ’ destiny? to offer pinks? otre secr? anger or? otre? uses just because they are women, this N ’ is neither the St. Valentine's day nor the F? m? S.

Institu? officially by L ’ UNO in 1977 (by France in 1982), this journ? the conf originates in? ration for the vote of the women, Cr? on March 8, 1910? openhague by women come from 17 countries.

This journ? is D??? outes the women victims of violences, D ’ sexual aggressions, D ’ injustice, D ’ oppression, of lack of libert? U of care, O? E it is in the world.
But it also takes into account those which N ’ do not have acc? at the stations? v? in the hi? rchie of the companies (and Re? wind of the wages lower than those of the men for stations? ivalents).

It S ’ acts D ’ a tradition repr? ntant at least 90 years of fight for L ’? reads? justice, peace and D? loppement. Because, L?? do S women have acc?? ’? cation, the soci? a future has. The countries in which the girls don't go? ’? D? loppent less quickly than the others, the many ones? do L ’ have D? ntr?

Well S? progr? achieved m? D ’ tent? E C? Br? and, in much of country, on March 8 is day of F? , but it should not be confused with F? S “futile” which? illent our year? it S ’ acts above all the symbol D ’ a fight for L ’? reads? be sexes, D? loppement and peace.

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Favoriser la formation et l’information pour garantir l’insertion sociale des femmes
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