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Facts about Indonesia in Global Gender Gap Report 2023

Indonesia has risen to 87th place. Last year, Indonesia ranked 92nd out of 146 countries. The Global Gender Gap score in 2023 reached 68.4% or 0.684, […]

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Opportunities for Women Returning to Work After Career Break as Main Caregiver

The Indonesian Business Coalition for Women’s Empowerment (IBCWE) conducted a rapid survey in February 2023 to see opportunities for women returning to work after a career […]

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The Census on Women in Executive Leadership Team in IDX200

World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2020?shows that women’s job participation in Indonesia is consistently lower than men’s. Women are also less presented further up […]

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Toxic Masculinity Survey

The Indonesia Business Coalition for Women Empowerment (IBCWE) conducted a rapid survey in February 2022 to capture the role of misguided masculinity in the dynamics of […]

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Despite Working from Home, Sexual Harassment Is Still Frequent During the Pandemic

Sexual harassment in public spaces is not a new thing for many people in Indonesia. During the COVID-19 pandemic, although there are many restrictions on interaction […]

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Companies’ Efforts to Create Gender Equality in the Workplace based on the 2022 Bloomberg Gender Equality Index Report.

Bloomberg announced that 418 companies representing a combined market capitalization of USD16 Trillion and headquartered in 45 countries and regions are included in the 2022 Bloomberg […]

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Investing in Women Survey: Low-Income Employees Suffer Income Loss During Pandemic

A total of 57 percent of low-income employees, which is below Rp 5 million per month, experienced a pay cut during the pandemic. This figure is […]

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Effectiveness of Working from Home during pandemic COVID-19

The Coronavirus (CoVid-19) pandemic started in early 2020 and has had a global impact. Since there is no vaccine – physical distancing and hygiene practices are […]

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Global Gender Gap Report 2020 : It Takes 99 Years More To Achieve Gender Equality!

It Takes 99 Years More To Achieve Gender Equality! Although important in terms of morality or justice, it is even one of the supports in the […]

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Social Norms, Attitudes, and Practices: Normalizing the Role of Men at Home and Normalizing the Role of Women’s Economy in the Journey of Life

Investing in Women Asia conducted a survey of urbanites in big cities in Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam. This study was conducted in 1000 women and […]

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Results of the Global Gender Index 2018, Indonesia Ranks 85th

The Global Gap Gender Index was first introduced by the World Economic Forum in 2006 as a framework to capture the size of gender-based gaps and […]

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Sexual Violence Afflicts Many Workers in Indonesia

Sexual violence is still an unfinished problem in Indonesia. One of the many sexual violence that occurs is in the work environment. This is the basis […]

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Indonesian Women’s Work Participation Still Low because Women’s Discrimination Still Happens

According to data processed by McKinsey Global Institute, the ratio of female work participation is still low, tends to be flat, compared to men in Indonesia. […]

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Many Changes Occur, When Gender Equality Is A Priority

In millennials era, change happens very fast. But there are things that still remain unfinished issue. One issue is gender equality, particularly in the work environment. […]

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Another One Century to Achieve Gender Equality in The Workplace

The gap is measured by women’s participation, education outcomes, health and age, and political empowerment. Efforts to accommodate gender equality in the work place based on […]

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