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World survey on the role of women in development 2024: Harnessing social protection for gender equality, resilience and transformation
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World survey on the role of women in development 2024: Harnessing social protection for gender equality, resilience and transformation

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The “World survey on the role of women in development” is presented every five years to the Economic and Financial Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. It provides a unique opportunity to put gender equality issues on the economic policy agenda and bring together perspectives on human rights and sustainable development.

This ninth edition (UN document A/79/111) takes stock of progress, gaps, and challenges in building comprehensive, gender-responsive social protection systems. It provides examples and recommendations on how these systems can better protect women and girls from poverty and deprivation, strengthen their resilience to shocks, and transform social norms, structures, and institutions that keep them from realizing their full potential.

To produce the report, UN Women brought together researchers, policymakers, civil society actors, and UN system partners. The report draws on their collective expertise to provide guidance to policymakers and support advocacy for a new generation of gender-responsive social protection systems equipped to uphold rights and advance sustainable development.

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169
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Flagship reports Intergovernmental reports and documents
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9789211066463
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United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)
UN Women office publishing
Research and Data Section (RDS)
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UN General Assembly (UNGA)

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