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Economic Systems

por James Sedgwick

Section A, Question 1:

por Gillian Dickinson

Pollution

por Chloe K

Crispin; The Cross of Lead

por Tim Chase

I am researching the position Czech Republic will take and the role they will play in the U.N. Ecosoc's effort towards Advancement of Woman

conclusion

single mothers are more at risk of poverty and exclusion more than women who have a spouse.

Unlike women, men can focus more on their career.

Poverty and Violence against women is majority of the inequality of mean and woman in Czechia.

Any progress on gender inequality by the Czech government is going very slow.

Women hold fifteen percent of the seats in the Czech Chamber Deputies.

Women have unequal inheritance rights, early marriage, violence against women, and unequal land, and property rights.

In statistics, Women earn around 3,700 CZK a month less than men.

there is no laws helping women.

suggested resolution

team up with gender equality organizations.

women leaders to make announcements

make the pay equal.

take suggestions from citizens maybe.

make laws towards gender equality.

Could maybe team up with other countries

They could or the government could prioritize gender inequality.

The Czech Republic's government does not prioritize gender inequality.

current position

Czech Republican students have a higher average in math and science compared to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Czech Republic is a very educated country.

the pay gap can go up to a max of 48 percent.

in 2011, the pay gap in Czechia between men and women was 25.5 percent.

The gender pay gap supposedly grows as women go into their important career years.

The Czech Republic is named "the highest negative impact of parenthood on employment of all the EU countries."

The government's main priority is not helping the childcare network in the Czech Republic.

current childcare in Czechia makes the parents to turn to expensive or non traditional options.

background info

In 1991, there were 1,043 childcare facilities.

Men attain more physical jobs.

early 1900's the Czech Republic was said to be moving towards gender equality.

Men supposedly have "economic superiority over women."

Women in Czechia are at more risk of poverty and and neglecting.

Woman were able to vote in 1920.

Between men and women, there is a 26% difference in pay.

Czechia's current leader or president is Milos Zemon.

introduction

Czech Republic's neighbors are Germany, Poland, Slovakia, and Austria.

Export partners include Germany, Slovakia, Poland, France, the UK, Austria, and Italy.

Export items include machinery, transport equipment, raw materials, fuel, and chemicals.

import partners include Germany, Poland, China, Slovakia, the Netherlands, and Italy.

Czechia's imports include machinery, transport equipment, raw materials, fuels, and chemicals.

Their government type is Parliamentary Republic.

also known as Czechia

Czech Republic has a population of 10,686,269