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Now, a grant to support women’s health in the workplace

A new grant will look to address women health considering issues like fertility problems, miscarriage and pregnancy loss, menstrual health, and gynecological conditions in the workplace in the UK. As per news reports, the new funding is for voluntary, community, and social enterprise (VCSE) sector organizations. The grant of £200,000 –£600,000 per applicant will be […]

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Creating a barrier-free space for women in maritime

The inaugural International Maritime Organisation(IMO) International Day for Women in Maritime (IDFWIM), which was observed on May 18, highlighted the lack of women’s representation in the field. According to news reports, Captain TS Bhatia, President of the Merchant Navy Officers’ Association, said that there was a minuscule- 2 to 3% of women— in the shipping

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Soon, a policy roadmap to boost women’s workforce participation

Aiming to boost the women’s workforce participation, Niti Aayog will roll out a policy roadmap to enable the population to participate in the gig economy and suggest measures to develop a care economy. Looking at a multi-dimensional approach, Niti Aayog will aim to accelerate employment. The Economic Times quoted a source from the apex think tank in

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Report highlights action points to enable women to pursue careers

Research by Avtar in association with the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce has turned the spotlight on what every stakeholder can do to enable women to pursue careers. There have always been conversations around empowering women, enabling them, and helping them rise to their fullest potential. Their participation in formal employment hovers around 23% and is

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