Work or Family: Sri Lankan Women Shouldn't Have to Choose

At just 36.6% percent, female labor force participation in Sri Lanka is low; further, having a child under age five at home makes women 7.4 percent less likely to join the labor force than women without young children.

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Supporting women in healthcare leadership today and beyond

Priyanka Chopra Jonas Aims To Open Doors For South Asian Women In Film, TV

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From Local Visionaries to Global Changemakers: The Evolution of Accountability Incubator and Civic Charge - Accountability Lab

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Medical Specialties with Women Physicians

Childeren Netherlands for the World Bank

United Nations in Sri Lanka