Across the water sector we hear that women need to be in more leadership roles, and the number of initiatives and organizations focused on supporting female leaders in the water sector has increased in the last five years. But the data highlighting female leadership often reflect very little change has taken place. Addressing gender inequality is complex and requires systems change. We need policies that actually change organizations and behaviors. What are effective ways of getting women into leadership roles and helping them stay in those roles? What can we learn from research and practical experiences? Which investments and actions are more likely to deliver results?
Home Learning from practice: systemic changes to support women in water