Gender Inequality and Its Effects on Industrial Development: Lessons for and from Nigeria

Gender Inequality and Its Effects on Industrial Development: Lessons for and from Nigeria

According to United Nations Development Programme (UNDP, 2004), development that is not engendered is endangered. Engendering industrial development through gender equality implies the effectiveness of institutional reforms, economic policies and active policy measures that promotes greater equality between women and men. Gender is a central organizing principle of societies and often governs...
 
Published at Trajectory to Industrial Development in Nigeria
Pages 47-61
Published in 2014
 
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George, T.O., & Chukwuedozie, O.
George Tayo Ola » Dr (Mrs) Tayo Ola GEORGE is a Nigerian female scholar, researcher and teacher. She was an ex-banker with Nigeria’s foremost bank –The United Bank for Africa PLC Lagos for eight years where she rose to the position of Senior Banking Officer (SBO) before joining Covenant University Ota in 2006 to pursue her vision of knowledge creation and impact to the younger generation. Tayo was born in... view full profile
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