This page collects together publications on issues related to women in politics from both the Pacific and the world. It collects together research documents, campaigning resources and key papers. If you have a publication we have missed, please send it to the PacWIP team at pacwip@gmail.com.
| | Pacific Women in Power: A Discussion Paper The Pacific region contains very highly skilled and qualified women, capable of holding office, so why are so few making it into the top decision-making roles? This discussion paper summarises some of the issues affecting the under-representation of women in parliaments and assemblies throughout the Pacific. |
| | Gender Equality in Elected Office in Asia Pacific: Six Actions to Expand Women’s Empowerment | | | Author/s: Gender Equality in Elected Office in Asia Pacific: Six Actions to Expand Women’s Empowerment | Date: 26 September 2012 | | Institution: UNDP Asia Pacific | File size and type: 1.29 MB (PDF) | | Download File | |
| | Request to Caretaker PNG Prime Minister re: Women's Electorate for 2012 National Elections Request to the Caretaker Prime Minister to direct the PNG Electoral Commissioner to include women's electorate in the 2012 National Elections according to Constitutional amendments at Section 101, passed 23 November 2011. Constitutional Amendment No.32 - Equality and Participation Law 2011 - is explained with notes about compliance with constitutional requirements and implications of amendment of Section 101. | | | Author/s: PNG National Council of Women | Date: 24 May 2012 | | Institution: PNG National Council of Women | File size and type: 415 KB (PDF) | | Download File | |
| | Representation of Women in Australian Parliaments This Background Paper looks at representation of women at the Commonwealth (national), state and territory, and local government levels, with a particular focus on the Commonwealth Parliament. It presents statistical information about women parliamentarians, women in parliamentary leadership positions and ministries, women as chairs of parliamentary committees, and female candidates. It also includes some comparative data relating to representation in the state and territory parliaments, identifies current and historical trends, and refers to recent research on representation in parliament. | | | Author/s: Parliament of Australia Library | Date: 07 March 2012 | | Institution: Representation of Women in Australian Parliament | File size and type: 883 KB (PDF) | | Download File | |
| | Empowering Women for Stronger Political Parties: A Guidebook to Promote Women's Political Participation This publication identifies targeted interventions for promoting the stronger presence and influence of women in political parties as well as advancing gender equality issues in party policies and platforms. The lessons learned and common strategies in this Guide are drawn mainly, but not exclusively, from 20 case studies that were commissioned by UNDP and conducted by NDI during 2009-2010. The entry points identified are designed to provide ideas for action for political parties, development assistance providers, party foundations, and CSOs in their work to support parties. This full length version, including 20 case studies, is available in English. | | | Author/s: Julie Ballington | Date: 29 February 2012 | | Institution: UNDP & NDI | File size and type: 2.72 MB (PDF) | | Download File | |
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