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Women’s empowerment through effective participation

and equal opportunity . .............................................................67

Helen Potiki, Principal Policy Analyst and Hannah Gray, Senior Policy

Analyst, Ministry for Women, New Zealand

Women’s economic empowerment: sharing women’s

experiences in artisanal and small-scale mining..........................70

Thokozile Ruzvidzo and Maharouf Oyolola, African Centre for Gender,

United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

Gender balance and empowerment of women in Azerbaijan ...... 73

Professor Hijran Huseynova, Chairperson of the State Committee for

Family, Women and Children Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan

Promoting gender equality and women’s participation

through community-driven development...................................76

Joel Mangahas, Human and Social Development Division, South-East

Asia Department; Yukiko Ito and Rosemary Victoria Atabug, Thematic

Advisory Service Cluster, Sustainable Development and Climate

Change Department, Asian Development Bank

Empowering women through Islamic finance.............................80

Kristonia Lockhart, Senior Gender Specialist, Social Capacity

Development Division, Islamic Development Bank

An African Development Bank lens on financial

empowerment of women in Africa – aiming higher. ................... 83

Bernadette Dia Kamgnia and Jacqueline Odula Lyakurwa,

African Development Bank

Empowerment of women and girls in Muslim

South-East Asia...................................................................... 86

Osman Bakar, Distinguished Professor and Director and Norhazlin

Pg Muhammad, Deputy Director, Sultan Omar ’Ali Saifuddien

Centre for Islamic Studies, Universiti Brunei Darussalam; and Ariffin

Abu Bakar, Head of Public Relations, Ministry of Religious Affairs,

Brunei Darussalam

Implementing the Gender Responsive and Participatory

Budgeting project in Penang local government...........................90

Shariza Kamarudin, Manager, Gender Responsive and Participatory

Budgeting Programme, Penang Women’s Development Corporation

Championing women: All India Women’s Conference............... 94

Mythily Jagannathan, author, presenter and All India Women’s

Conference Member; and Chandraprabha Pandey, writer, translator

and All India Women’s Conference Member for Art and Culture

The Mongolian experience on actions to

ensure gender equality ..............................................................97

Bolormaa Mashlai, former Head of Secretariat and Secretary of the

National Committee on Gender Equality, Government of Mongolia;

and Munkhsaruul Mijiddorj, Human Rights Activist, Gender Expert

and former Programme Manager, National Center Against Violence

Enabling women to realize their due status,

rights and opportunities in all aspects of life............................100

Women’s Commission of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Omani women’s empowerment...............................................103

Department of Women’s Affairs, Ministry of Social Development,

Sultanate of Oman

Gender equality and women’s empowerment

in Sikhism – the epitome of womanhood.................................106

Prabhjot Kaur, Member, and Birendra Kaur, Vice-President,

Institute of Sikh Studies

Notes and References...............................................................109

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