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Gender at Work - World Bank
A Companion to the World Development Report on JobsGender at WorkIn the World of WorkCover photos from top to bottom:Construction worker checking progress and quality of dam under construction, Sri Lanka. Photographer Lakshman NadarajaWoman attends her produce post in a market, Guatemala City, Guatemala. Photographer Maria FleischmannYoung woman tending her peppers in the marketplace, Lagos, Nigeria. Photographer Women s World BankingStall owner, Thimphu weekend market, Bhutan. Photographer Michael FoleyTeacher in action, Rajasthan, India. Photographer Michael FoleyPage 1: Women repairing a road, Hanoi. Photographer Tran Thi HoaPage 5: Woman works at weaving a carpet, Herat, Afghanistan. Photographer Graham CrouchPage 17: Woman tends to plants in a nursery, Sri Lanka. Photographer Lakshman NadarajaPage 33: Woman works on her farm, Tanzania. Photographer Scott WallacePage 53: Woman cutting bamboo to weave into baskets, Vientiane, Lao PDR. Photographer Stanislas FradeliziA Companion to the World Development Report on JobsGender at WorkIn the World of WorkAcknowledgments viiForeword ixExecutive Summary 1 Gender Equality in the World of work Matters 1 Where Do
iv Gender at Work FiGures Figure 1.1. Female labor force participation has increased dramatically in Latin America and the Caribbean 8 Figure 1.2. Gender outcomes result from interactions among markets, institutions, and households 9
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