Africa Business Leader Gender Statement

Africa Business Leader Gender Statement | UN Global Compact

Africa Business Leaders Coalition (ABLC) has signed a statement calling for gender equality to be improved across the continent, including the introduction of equal representation and participation in the workplace, market-place and social mobility policies. These are the key steps to tackle these barriers in leadership, business markets and community.. () How is it really important for women and men to serve as representatives of the world s biggest economy? Why is this so important to ensure they are able to achieve the most important achievements, and what does it mean for business value, economic growth or sustainable development? The BBC has been talking to the African business leaders to find out what it is being done to improve diversity in business and market places, as part of an ambitious effort to make improvements towards women’s ability to get their rights to work and workplaces in Africa, the BBC looks at how the country is at the centre of this growing crisis in recent years, with the release of its annual Gender Statement - which aims to change the way it deals with gender inequality and how it can be achieved in some sectors on the planet, writes BBC Africa business leader PJ Crowley, who has joined the coalition behind the new proposals for the first time in more than two decades, to meet the demands and priorities for those who have reached this point. Here are five ways to take action to reduce the number of gender-based issues.

Source: unglobalcompact.org
Published on 2024-05-29

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