Gender equality and women empowerment in Central Asia

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Gender equality is still one of the most sensitive topics on the energy transition pathway. What does gender equality imply and why is it so important to take immediate actions? How many generations do we still need to reach gender parity in Central Asia? Why is gender critical? All of these issues were discussed in the episode 5 of CAN SET podcast with Ms. Silvia Sartori, an international sustainable development professional and gender expert.

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