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Briefing Note on Gender and Political Participation in Myanmar : The Current Situation, Why it Matters, and How to Make Participation More Equal December 9, 2021k4dmteam
The Current Situation Myanmar’s 2015 elections resulted in women becoming around 10% of the MPs in the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw and across the State/Region Hluttaws. The proportion of women in Myanmar’s parliaments from 2016-21 was more than double that at any time in the past. However, nine in ten MPs were still men – a highly unequal ...
A key role for think tanks in Myanmar’s development December 7, 2021k4dmteam
August 14, 2020 Perspectives article from IDRC website adapted from a blog post that first appeared in The Tea Circle. KNOWLEDGE FOR DEMOCRACY MYANMAR Edgard RodriguezSenior Program Specialist, Democratic and Inclusive GovernanceFollow @ERodDev The Union of the Republic of Myanmar has made significant strides in modernization and in achieving greater openness since its days of being isolated from the Western ...
Party Building and Candidate Selection November 29, 2021k4dmteam
https://k4dm.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Party-Building-and-Candidate-Selection_EMREF_July_2020.pdf Party Building and Candidate Selection Intraparty Politics and Promoting Gender Equality in Myanmar This study examines why women remain underrepresented in Myanmar politics. It looks at structural and cultural aspects, revealing the dynamics of intraparty politics, especially the role and processes of candidate selection that affect both demand and supply of women candidates at local and national ...
Doing Research in Myanmar: Bridging the Research Gap to Improve Development Policies December 17, 2021k4dmteam
BY TEACIRCLEOXFORD POSTED ON JULY 27, 2020 Reproduced from original post on TeaCircleOxford Francesco Obino, Zaw Oo and Edgard Rodriguez introduce a report on the state of social science research in Myanmar. Introducing ‘Doing research in Myanmar’ The recent report, ‘Doing Research in Myanmar’, published in June 2020 by the Global Development Network (GDN), kick-started a flurry of important conversations about the ...
Myanmar Speaker Series: Will More Women Join Politics in the 2020 Myanmar Elections? December 10, 2021k4dmteam
https://youtu.be/Sd4k8GmDCL0 In 2020, the World Economic Forum’s Gender Gap continues to find the largest gender disparity is—once again—the Political Empowerment gap. While countries across the board are making efforts to reduce the gap, Myanmar is behind all countries in ASEAN. Despite having successful and highly visible women across all sectors of the economy from the garment ...

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