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Chapter 20 Gender and the Green Economy: What Conditions for a Gender-Transformative Transition to the Green Economy in Africa? 1

gender equality macroeconomics fiscal policies legal rights structural policies financial access sub-Saharan Africa gender analysis ; child marriage ; care work ; female-to-male labor force participation ratio ; completion rate ; social media usage ; Women ; Gender inequality ; Gender budgeting ; Sub-Saharan Africa ; Africa ; Global ; Middle East and Central Asia ; Asia and Pacific Lisa L Kolovich; Monique Newiak; Elena Ruiz Abril

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Source	International Monetary Fund
Collection	International records
Kind	Document
Publisher	International Monetary Fund
Date	11 Apr 202
Type	other
Details	Regional Economic Outlook, October 2017, Sub-Saharan Africa
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Doi	https://doi.org/10.5089/9798400246968.071.CH020
Authors	Lisa L Kolovich, Monique Newiak, Elena Ruiz Abril
Record ID	`imf:/display/book/9798400246968/CH020.xml`

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Chapter 20 Gender and the Green Economy: What Conditions for a Gender-Transformative Transition to the Green Economy in Africa? 1. International Monetary Fund, 2024. Vero Archive, record imf:/display/book/9798400246968/CH020.xml.