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Université Libre de Bruxelles, Coordinator Prof. Danièle Meulders
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The Département d’économie appliquée of the ULB (DULBEA) hosts 9 research units each built around a different theme: economic cycles, the economy of the region of Brussels Capital, health economics, innovation economics, labour economics (DULBEA-ETE), international economy and finance, public and non-profit economics, regional and technology economics (DULBEA-CERT), and economic modelling. The research carried out by the unit DULBEA-ETE systematically includes a gender dimension. Its most recent projects include: “She Figures 2009” (2008 –2009); “Belgian Gender and Income Analysis (BGIA)” (2007 - 2009); “Public policies
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Hungarian Science and Technology Foundation Dr. Dora Groó |
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TETALAP is a non-profit research organisation established by the Hungarian Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 1994. TETALAP's mission is to develop the international relations of the Hungarian R&D community, to participate in Hungary’s EU integration efforts by promoting activities in the field of science and technology and to facilitate the access of interested Hungarian parties to EU R&D funding. The Foundation has been active in the "Women and Science" thematic area for several years. It is currently coordinating 2 FP6 projects entitled “Stimulating Policy Debate on Women and Science Issues in Central Europe” and “Survey of the University Career of Female Scientists at Life Sciences versus Technical Universities”. Presently it is participating in the PRAGES FP7 project “Practising Gender Equality in Science” and coordinates the FP7 GENDERA project (“Gender
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Dr. Evi Sachini |
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The National Documentation Centre (ΕΚΤ) is the national institution for documentation, information and support on science, research and technology issues.Founded in 1980, EKT/NHRF is part of the National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF) and is supervised by the General Secretariat for Research and Technology of the Ministry of Education, Lifelong Learning and Religion. EKT/NHRF's mission is to act as a backbone for the Greek national infrastructure for the development, organisation and provision of science and technology content, offering services to the country's scientific and business community.
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Prof. Gulsun Saglamer |
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Established in 1773, Istanbul Technical University (ITU) is one of the largest technical universities in Turkey. Its human resources have been dedicated to the subject area for more than a decade. ITU has established the Women’s Studies Center in Science, Engineering and Technologyin November 2009. The founding group of female academics has taken part in many national and international projects and activities to strengthen the position of women in the academic world. The specific objectives of the centre are to deal with gender equality and representation of women in SET and the mainstreaming the gender dimension in this area. Among the proposed activities of the centre are the organisation of the First and the Second European
Women Rectors Conferences.
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Fondazione IDIS - Città della Scienza Dr. Flavia Zucco |
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Fondazione IDIS - Città della Scienza is a non-profit organization which has operated in Naples since 1989. The objective of the organization is to set up initiatives of social interest in the field of the promotion of science and technological innovation as a contribution to the sustainable development. The mission is to generate a virtuous process of scientific education, a continuous training and a state of creation/stimulation of new job opportunities as well as a social and economic growth of population, both with direct action and in partnership with other actors.
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Arab African Research Center Prof. Shahida El Baz |
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Academy of Scientific Research & Technology Ms Ola Laurence |
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The Egyptian Academy of Science, a non profit organization, provides a public service by ensuring independent, unbiased assessments of sciences and by representing sciences both within Egypt and internationally. The ASRT is the executive arm of the Egyptian Ministry of Scientific Research with respect to the design and implementation of Research programs. It also manages a number of projects funded by foreign agencies (USA, Sweden, France, European Commission) in addition to funding a number of research projects through national (Egyptian) programs.
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Association culturelle M'Barek Ait Menguelet Ms. Nadia Ait Zai |
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Dr. Marie Moftah |
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Alexandria University is a bold and innovative leader in providing an accessible, adaptable and
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University of Jordan Prof. Mahasen M Aljaghoub
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Eng. Fida'a Jibril |
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Dr. Marie Abboud Mehanna |
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Saint Joseph University isa private university founded in 1875 in Lebanon. The Lebanese state officially recognizes the university and the diplomas it grants in accord with the law organizing higher education in Lebanon. It is a member of the Association of Arab Universities, the International Association of Universities, the Association of French speaking universities (AUPELF) the International Federation of Catholic Universities, the European Federation of Catholic Universities, the Association of Jesuit Institutions of Higher Learning in Europe and Lebanon and the Euro-Med University (Téthys). It is linked to over one hundred universities: Arab, European, American and Canadian, by accords for cooperation. Saint Joseph University counts over 1,880 professors of various rank; over 500 employees and workers in general services and laboratories and 11,000 students.
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Université Hassan II, Mohammedia - Casablanca Prof. Rachida Nafaa |
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Prof. Islah Jad |
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Established in 1994, the Institute of Women`s Studies (IWS) at Birzeit University is committed to teaching, research, gender-based community intervention, and influencing social policies. It isthe first academic initiative in gender studies in Palestine and one of only two centers in the Arab world. Furthermore, the Institute's Master Program in “Gender and Development Studies” is the first graduate program of its kind in the region.
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Prof. Hayat Touchan |
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The Aleppo University is a leading public scientific institution with a rich cultural heritage. It operates within the framework of the policies set by the Syrian Arab Republic in terms of educational, cultural and service–related needs of society. The University grew rapidly, forming respected programs in engineering, sciences, and literature, as well as a strong emphasis on languages, offering courses on the German, Russian, French, and English languages, in addition to Arabic. Aleppo University consists of 25 faculties (including 2 higher institutes) with 152 departments, among which 20 faculties are in Aleppo and 5 in Idlib. |
| Université de Carthage Prof. Sihem Jaziri |
Highlights
- Final Conference of the SHEMERA Project, 20 October 2014, Morocco
- European Gender Summit 2014, 30 June-1 July 2014, Brussels
- Euro-Mediterranean Workshop on Gender and Science, 30 May 2014, Naples
- Beyond The Glass Ceiling: Women Rectors Across Europe, Role of Leadership in Structural Changes, 15-17 May 2014, Istanbul
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