Angola
Angola created an enabling policy environment through the 2013 national policy for gender equality/equity and recently, by institutionalising a gender-sensitive budgeting approach.
Angola
Angola created an enabling policy environment through the 2013 national policy for gender equality/equity and recently, by institutionalising a gender-sensitive budgeting approach. Strong support for women-led enterprises has improved women’s workforce status. Further progress can be made across literacy and poverty through capacity building and engaging women in value-added processing.
Angola reports
The Angola country report covers the agriculture (Cassava, Maize), wholesale and retail trade, and ehalthcare sectors, including sector-specific key findings and proposed policy and programmatic recommendations.
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