Prima MinZ

Putul Kujur reminds us that gender equality requires intentional financing that prioritizes women’s access to opportunities, especially for those pushed furthest to the margins. Without dedicated funding, women’s needs remain invisible, their potential sidelined, and structural inequalities perpetuated.

This is produced with support from the Government of the Republic of Korea’s Ministry of Gender Equality and Family as part of our Activation project focused on Strengthening Women's Leadership to Accelerate Progress on Women's Rights in South and South-East Asia.

Learn more about the Beijing+30 Activation: Strengthening Women’s Leadership to Accelerate Progress on Women’s Rights in Asia here:
https://asiapacific.unwomen.org/en/focus-areas/governance...



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