Reports

EMWG's report on a case-study on ethnic minority women's participation in economic development

Dear EMWGers,

Following the coordination of Gender and Community Development Network (GenComNet), Domestic Violence Prevention Network (DOVIPNET) and Network for Empowerment of Women (NEW) together with 21 organizations and networks working on gender in Vietnam, the EMWG prepared one part of the Article 14 (Rural women) of the Convention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) with subject: The participation of ethnic minority women in economic development.

EMWG's report on supporting CEMA to develop the particular program on socio - economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas, period between 2016 – 2020

Dear EMWGers,

In 2015, the EMWG has supported Committee for Ethnic Minorities' Affairs (CEMA) to develop a particular program on socio - economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas, period between 2016 – 2020. The Draft of the particular program was submitted to the Prime Minister by the end of June 2015 and is awaiting for his approval. A report on results of the consultation process amongst relevant partners was made as a source of reference information for the development process of ethnic minority policies in the future. It is available in Vietnamese only. Please download the full report in the attachment.

 

Thank you,

EMWG

 

EMWG thematic paper at the World Bank International Conference on “Sustainable Development and Ethnic Minority Poverty Reduction in Mountainous Regions”, June 2014

Dear EMWG members,

On 12th-13th, June, 2014, the World Bank in partnership with Thai Nguyen University successfully organized the International Conference on “Sustainable Development and Ethnic Minority Poverty Reduction in Mountainous Regions” in Thai Nguyen province. The conference attracted more than 200 participants from ministries, insitutions, development partners, professionals, CSOs, NGOs community and individuals working related to development issues of ethnic minorities. In particular, this event warmly welcomed local representatives of provinces across Vietnam and foreign countries in the world.

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