Examples of using Gender gap in English and their translations into Arabic
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Primary education indicators in Lebanon show a reduction in the gender gap at national level.
Strengthening women ' s role in rural development and narrowing the gender gap in education, health, inheritance and property rights.
As regards the gender gap, in a majority of countries the illiteracy rate among women is significantly higher than for men.
Some of these CTPs have been successful in reducing the country ' s gender gap in education and in empowering women.
There is a gender gap in terms of labour force participation and unemployment rates(both in favour of men).
Still, there is a gender gap at the technical/vocational and the tertiary education levels.
Despite the many achievements and the bridging of the gender gap in schooling, social inequities and injustice against women persisted.
Address the issue of domestic violence, gender gap in tertiary education and women ' s participation in politics.
However, continued effort was needed to close the gender gap in higher education enrolment and to prevent trafficking in young women and girls, both of which were associated with poverty.
Closing the gender gap in agriculture would generate large gains for the agricultural sector and for society as a whole.
The mWomen initiative is a unique public-private partnership that is working to close the gender gap in mobile technology.
WIN works with media companies and their high potential female employees to overcome the gender gap in management and senior management positions.
As the gender gap narrows and the popularity of cannabis use for wellness grows,
The relative success at narrowing the gender gap in primary education to approach gender parity in some regions of the developing world could serve as both an inspiration
AJWRC indicated that the poverty gender gap was increasing and recommended integrating gender perspectives in preparation of poverty alleviation plans with full participation of civil society.
Ms. Didi(Maldives) said that there was no gender gap in the primary or secondary schools;
However, the gender gap is much more acute in developing countries,
Although progress has been slow since 2000, the need to provide education for all and bridge the gender gap has taken centre stage and increased awareness on female education and its importance to sustainable development.
Thanks to its commitment to advancing gender equity at home, Philippines had succeeded in closing the gender gap for the indicators used to build the World Economic Forum ' s Global Gender Gap Index.
Action Plan for Education for All(2005- 2015) affirms the need to take measures leading to interim positive discrimination in favour of women in order to fill the gender gap in education and study.
