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The

Gender

GAP

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2011 WEF Gender Gap Report

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Philippines2

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46.6M

WEF Population Report

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2011 WEF Country Report

GAP Indicators1. Educational Attaintment

2. Health and Survival

3. Economic Participation and Opportunity

4. Political Empowerment

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2011 WEF Country Report

Political Empowerment

Economic Participation1. Labor Force Participation 0.632. Wage Equality for similar work 0.763. Estimated Earned Income 0.60

1. Women in Parliament 0.282. Women in ministerial positions 0.163. Years with female HOS (last 50) 0.46

GAP Details

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Can thisGAPbe closed

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We have the P

We have the V

Power to dominate!

Vigilance against male domination!

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Why theGAP

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• More women staying home.• Women render more part-time jobs.• Breaks in employment.• Drive to break into “man’s world”.• Most women shy away from

competition if competitor is a man.Hillary M. Lips, PhDProfessor of Psychology, Chair of Psychology Dept. and director of the Center for Gender Studies at Radford University.

FACTS:

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What Women to do

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Capitalize on your strengths.1

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Give up the notion that to be paid fairly a woman must “make it in a man’s world”.

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Support Co-ed system3

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EQUALITY = HARMONY

= OPPORTUNITY

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