Drawing on the primary research conducted in 41 Local Governance Units in Bosnia and Herzegovina, this publication identifies accelerators for strengthening participation of women leaders in the local decision-making processes. 

This study assesses the gender stereotypes and patriarchal attitudes in the regions of Uzbekistan, to understand their nature, scope and implications, with a view to developing measures to minimize their negative impacts. 

This case study analyzes the intersection of gender, technology and democracy in Tunisia. It focuses on the dynamics, goals and modus operandi of gendered disinformation campaigns that target women in politics and activism and how they play into efforts to undermine democracy, women’s rights and liberal values.

This publication explores how gendered disinformation is weaponized to undermine women’s political participation, and to weaken democratic institutions and human rights. Crucially, it also looks at the responsibilities of digital platforms and outlines the solutions needed to address this problem.

The annual IPU report, Women in Parliament 2022, presents findings based on the 47 countries that held elections in 2022. 

This report presents the findings of in-depth interviews with seven Lebanese women in politics, conducted by UN Women and ESCWA. 

The publication addresses gender and diversity considerations in the justice system, by bringing international perspectives on national understanding of the role of the women in judiciary, and providing relevant data and analysis from a gender and diversity perspective.

The research highlights the barriers that hinder Samoan women’s access to leadership roles across different levels of society and identifies innovative strategies to support women’s access to leadership.

This paper presents interventions for political parties on how to prevent and address any form of violence against women in politics (VAWIP) in order to strengthen women’s participation and representation in politics and political decision-making. 

This toolkit consolidates existing definitions and compiles examples of promising practices on preventing violence against women in politics from a variety of countries.

This policy brief looks at women's participation in and leadership of environmental protection ministries as well as all ministries tasked officially with each country's response to climate change.

This publication presents the profiles of 13 women in the defense sector of Georgia, reflecting on their courage, bravery, struggles and commitments. 

The research examines the outcomes of public opinion polls undertaken after Georgia introduced mandatory gender quotas in 2020, and examines whether electoral quotas indeed supported women in entering political careers.

The report highlights statistical data from 10 ASEAN countries regarding women's leadership in public and private sectors. 

The mentoring handbook aims to support the professional and personal development of women employed in the public sector. 

The report highlights the obstacles and gaps women face and provides details regarding the social, cultural, political and economic obstacles and challenges that restrict their access to Parliament.