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“It is very common for girls to get the training, but then not be able to find work in the field.”
As part of a series of interviews with participants of the Ghana Women in Energy conference, Miss Miriam Amponsah talks about how things could improve for women and girls pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
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New Episode:
On DevelopmentIn this episode, MCC’s Yennie Tse and Girl Up’s Isa Alcalde discuss Women in Science (WiSci) Morocco—a camp that brought girls together from around the world to explore their interests in STEAM fields and build leadership skills in a cross-cultural environment.
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Energy Regulator’s Decision to Publish Open Data is a Turning Point for Kosovo’s Transparency and Accountability
Kosovo’s Dig Data Competition aims for innovative use of data and analysis and more creative, cooperative problem solving. Government institutions such as the energy regulator are amongst those on board.
Blogs
- Energy Regulator’s Decision to Publish Open Data is a Turning Point for Kosovo’s Transparency and Accountability
- “It is very common for girls to get the training, but then not be able to find work in the field.”
- “There is an assumption that you cannot do the things that the field requires, such as climbing a pole, because you are a woman.”
- “I hope that the number of women in leadership and management positions increases significantly.”
Documents
- Report on Countries that are Candidates for Millennium Challenge Compact Eligibility for Fiscal Year 2022 and Countries that would be Candidates but for Legal Prohibitions
- Benin Power Compact Amendment
- Mongolia Water Compact Monitoring and Evaluation Plan
- Privacy Impact Assessment for MCC Evidence Platform
Events
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WEBINAR: Senegal Power Compact Procurement Opportunities
9/28/2021 Upcoming
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Board of Directors Meeting, September 2021
9/29/2021 Upcoming
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Board of Directors Meeting, June 2021
6/30/2021
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Panel Discussion: Powering African Growth – Regional Integration
6/17/2021