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Women’s Forum: Feminist Perspectives on the Third International Conference on Financing for Development in Addis Ababa
Published on July 29, 2015 by Nyaguthii Wangui Maina on https://femnet.wordpress.com.n"After all is said and done and there is sufficient mobilisation of resources, how will these resources be used to enhance gender equality? What does the governance architecture look like? How will we consistently and persistently mobilise ourselves to ensure that women’s rights are at the heart of development? Yes investing in women makes economic sense, but the current economic model in and of itself undermines addressing women’s rights as basic human rights."nRead more here.
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