Women and Trade in Africa : Realizing the Potential

Regional trade in Africa can play a vital role in diversifying economies and reducing dependence on the export of a few mineral products, in delivering food and energy security, in generating jobs for the increasing numbers of young people, and in...

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Main Authors:	Brenton, Paul, Gamberoni, Elisa, Sear, Catherine
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ACCESS OF WOMEN ACCESS TO CREDIT ACCESS TO FINANCE ACCESS TO INFORMATION ADVOCACY AGENCIES AGRICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL SECTOR AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION BANK BANK ACCOUNT BANK ACCOUNTS BENEFIT BENEFITS BREADWINNERS BRIBE BRIBES BUSINESS ACTIVITIES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS NETWORKS CAPACITY BUILDING CAPACITY BUILDING FOR WOMEN CASUAL WORKERS CHILDREN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS CORRUPTION CREDIT CROPS DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT BANK DISCRIMINATION DISEASES DIVERSIFICATION DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DOMESTIC WORKERS EARNINGS ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICY ECONOMIES OF SCALE EDUCATION EDUCATION LEVELS EMPLOYEES EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISES ENTREPRENEURS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY EXPENDITURES EXPLOITATION EXPORT CROP EXTORTION FAMILIES FAMILY FAMILY INCOME FARMER FARMERS FEE FEES FEMALE FEMALE EMPLOYEES FEMALE EMPLOYMENT FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS FEMALE FARMERS FEMALE STAFF FEMALE TRADERS FEMALE WORKERS FISH FOOD PRODUCTS FORMAL BANK FUNDING FUNDS GENDER GENDER AWARENESS GENDER AWARENESS TRAINING GENDER BIAS GENDER DIFFERENCES GENDER DIMENSION GENDER DISPARITIES GENDER EQUALITY GENDER EQUITY GENDER GAP GENDER GAPS GENDER IMBALANCES GENDER INEQUALITIES GROUPS OF WOMEN GROWTH OF WOMEN HEALTH HISTORY HOME HOMES HOUSE HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD CHORES HOUSEHOLDS HOUSES HUSBANDS IMMIGRATION IMPORT DUTIES INCOMES INFORMAL ECONOMY INFORMAL NETWORKS INFORMAL SECTOR INFORMATION ON WOMEN INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSTALLMENTS INTEGRATION INTERNATIONAL FINANCE JOB CREATION LABOR MARKETS LABOUR OFFICE LABOUR ORGANIZATION LACK OF ACCESS LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LACK OF WOMEN LAND LAWS LEGAL SERVICES LIMITED ACCESS LIVELIHOODS LOANS MARKET INFORMATION MARKETING MINISTRIES OF AGRICULTURE NEEDS OF WOMEN NEW MARKETS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN OUTREACH PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN PARTNER PARTNERS PAYMENT PAYMENTS PEOPLE PESTS POOR WOMEN PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT PRODUCTION PRODUCTIVITY PROFITABILITY PROPERTY PROPERTY RIGHTS PROPORTION OF WOMEN PUBLIC POLICY RAPE RECEIPT REFUGEES RESEARCH REVENUES ROLE OF WOMEN SAVINGS SECURITY SEXUAL HARASSMENT SEXUAL VIOLENCE SKILLS SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL FARMERS SOCIAL CLASSES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL NETWORK SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND SOURCE OF INCOME SOURCES OF CREDIT START-UP START-UP CAPITAL TARIFF TARIFFS TAX CODE TRADE FACILITATION UNEMPLOYMENT UNIFEM UNION UNITED NATIONS UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR WOMEN URBAN AREAS URBAN WOMEN USAID VENTURE CAPITAL VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS VICTIMS VILLAGE WELFARE WHO WILL WOMEN WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS WOMEN FARMERS WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT WOOD WORKING CAPITAL
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16629

Women and Trade in Africa : Realizing the Potential

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