Promotors
Interviews with 3 influential people about gender policy and gender equality in Ghana.
Esenam Nyador
Miss Taxi Ghana
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As a woman it is of utmost importance to have a seat at the table
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Dr. Jonathan Anaglo
University of Ghana
Mariama Adama-Issah
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion specialist
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Economic empowerment of women is key. Though many rules and regulations regarding gender equality exist, the challenge is to really implement them and make impact on women’s lives.
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Dr. Irene Appeaning Addo
Institute of African Studies
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It should not be necessary as a woman to act like a man; being yourself should be enough to explore your talents. You need people in life who believe in you and support you
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Prof. Akosua Darkwah
University of Ghana
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Involve women who have experience in the field
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Sylvia Tweneboah Koduah
Women in Entrepreneurship Ghana
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I am happy that people stand up for women. That is what we need. But it all starts with the desire of women to be empowered
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Mawusi Nudekor
Ghana TVET Service
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Do not give them fish, but teach them how to catch a fish. It is all about observe and practice.
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Bernice Alorgbe
Vonnyborq Company Ltd
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It all starts with awareness. Having the right conversation could unlock the desire for women to be empowered. It is important that they feel safe and appreciated.
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Audrey Abakah
Absa Bank
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Women building the city is a really good initiative, since it provides the practical skills needed for the job.
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Oheneyere Gifty Anti
The Standpoint, Ghana televion
Anita Opoku Tawiah
Gender specialist
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It is not an easy way. As a woman you need the courage to step up. Support and confidence is key to success.
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Ambra Yirenkyi
Ministry of Gender
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The National Gender Policy is a solid base to enhance women’s rights. The challenge is to get it all going.
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