Militsa Eggert

The phenomenon of sexual harassment, although it is becoming an increasingly topical topic on the public agenda, remains quite present in our society. The

The pandemic worsened the situation of women with small children, reducing the chances of reconciling professional and family life, but also opportunities for

The labor market in Moldova is the area with the greatest inequalities, which mainly affects women. According to NBS data for 2020, the activity rate of women

This policy brief presents a mapping of care-related policies, services and practices in six Eastern Neighbourhood countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. It focuses on four areas that are particularly important for understanding the landscape and promoting women’s economic empowerment: (1) early childhood care and education, and other long-term care provision, (2) parental leave policies, (3) flexible working arrangements, and (4) complementary gender equality policies and initiatives.

This brief presents good practices on advancing women's economic empowerment in six Eastern Neighbourhood countries, across diverse sectors. These include promoting women's involvement in information and communication technologies (Armenia and Belarus), fostering women's entrepreneurship (Azerbaijan and Georgia), introducing paternal leave (Moldova) and reducing the gender pay gap (Ukraine).

This brief explores why governments should prioritise and invest in the care economy, considering its far-reaching impact on public health, education, and gender equality.

This country flyer outlines support provided to Armenia by the EU4Gender Equality Reform Helpdesk project between 2021 and 2024. Funded by the European Union and implemented by NIRAS, the EU4 Gender Equality Reform Helpdesk provides demand-driven assistance to governments and EU Delegations in Eastern Partnership countries on mainstreaming gender in policy-making and the implementation of reforms, to ensure the delivery of effective results for women and men. EU4Gender Equality Reform Helpdesk, 2024

This country flyer outlines support provided to Georgia by the EU4Gender Equality Reform Helpdesk project between 2021 and 2024. Funded by the European Union and implemented by NIRAS, the EU4 Gender Equality Reform Helpdesk provides demand-driven assistance to governments and EU Delegations in Eastern Partnership countries on mainstreaming gender in policy-making and the implementation of reforms, to ensure the delivery of effective results for women and men. EU4Gender Equality Reform Helpdesk, 2024

Authors: YEAs Moritz Clauder, Nico Preikschat, Nilufar Ibrahimi and Dominik Sujka At the end of January, a group of five Young European Ambassadors (YEAs) from the EU/UK Chapter were invited to attend an important event at the US Embassy in Berlin. United by their shared commitment to supporting Ukraine, the YEAs were engaged in a discussion about the research on russia’s[1] systematic deportation and re-education of Ukrainian children. The research presentation was led by Caitlin Howarth, Director of Operations of the Conflict Observatory team based at the Humanitarian Research Lab at Yale University and Dr. Susan Wolfinbarger, Bureau Chief Geospatial

This Country Gender Profile (CGP) of the Republic of Armenia has been developed in the framework of the EU4 Gender Equality Reform Helpdesk project, funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by NIRAS. It addresses the main areas of the EU Action Plan III 2020–2025 on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment in External Relations (GAP III). Its goal is to provide the European Delegation to Armenia with comprehensive information and recommendations to guide decision-making with respect to the development of the Country Level Implementation Plan (CLIP) for the GAP III. This Country Gender Profile is an updated version of the profile developed in 2021, and focuses on the 2021–2023 period.