Co-Meta
A Collective Impact Experience to Promote the Economic Empowerment of Women in Jalisco: The problem of the low economic empowerment of women
Abstract
Following international trends, currently, in Mexico, according to the Encuesta Nacional de Ocupación y Empleo (ENOE)1 of women older than 15 years old, only 42 percent are employed compared with 75 percent of men of the same age. In 2016, ProSociedad offered to develop a proposal to train and articulate social organizations and the public sector already involved, directly or indirectly, with the purpose of the economic empowerment of women. Co-Meta was formed in the framework of a macro project called Jalisco Sin Hambre (Jalisco without hunger) and financed by CONACYT and the Secretary of Innovation, Cience and Technology of Mexico with the leadership of ITESO, the Tecnológico de Monterrey, among other academic institutions.
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