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Gender and Economic Growth in Tanzania : Creating Opportunities for Women

2007

Ellis, Amanda | Blackden, Mark | Cutura, Josephine | MacCulloch, Fiona | Seebens, Holger

AGROVOC Keywords
access to information agricultural products gender equality gender equity gender mainstreaming gross domestic product households human capital human rights international bank international trade labour force land ownership land tenure legal rights legal status local authorities microfinance millennium development goals natural resources participation of women population growth poverty reduction private investment property rights public health rule of law rural development savings sex small-scale enterprises social conditions social security start-up trade facilitation unemployment union urban development village villages
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Publisher
Washington, DC: World Bank
Other Subjects
Advisory service; Repossession; Promoting gender equality; Opportunities for women; Gender gap; Labor force participation; Obstacles to growth; Girls in school; Women in business; Advisory work; International instruments; Lack of finance; Progress; Political participation; Gender issues; International covenant; Labor market; Gender inequality; Key challenge; Successful women; International convention; Legal requirements; Labor force; Household access; Number of women; Women leaders; Relation to inheritance; Secondary schooling; New companies; National strategy; Husbands; Labour force survey; Self-employment; Gender gaps; Limited access; Right of women; Mortgage; Labor force participation rate of women; Securities; Mfi; Household welfare; Access to education; Prejudices; Start-up capital; Special financing; Gender inequalities; Access to credit; Tax constraints; International finance; Administrative barriers; Traditional practices; Unequal access; Microfinance institution; Women entrepreneurship; National security; Institutional capacity; Private investors; Woman; Lack of awareness; Provision of funds; Access to finance; National development; Mother; Women entrepreneurs; Property right; Government policy; Labor force survey; Spouse; Legal access; Public awareness; Accessibility; Husband; Limited access to finance; Inequalities; Lines of credit; Spouses; Women business owners; Gender roles; Income-generating activities; Informal economy; International human rights; Government policies; Affirmative action; Woman entrepreneurs; Registration requirements; Prevailing attitudes; Property laws; Banking services; Mortgage loans; Maternity leave; Lack of information; Small-scale enterprise; Immediate access; Job security
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6829http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igoWorld BankCC BY 3.0 IGO
ISSN
8213-7262
2014-09-15
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