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Facts and Figures

The core components of poverty (capability, opportunity, security and empowerment) differ along gender lines

  • Lessons from Africa and the rest of the world have demonstrated that increased participation by women in decision-making leads to better operation and maintenance of water facilities, better health for the community, greater privacy and dignity for women, more girls attending school and increased income opportunities for women.

Related themes: Gender equality; Knowledge and capacity.

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