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Financing for gender equality in the Sahel and West Africa (OECD)

Jul 15, 2022 #Education, #Gender

While much progress has been made in health and educational outcomes for women and girls in the region, much more has yet to be done. Official development assistance (ODA) can play a crucial role in this respect, by mobilising support for gender equality.

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