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The International Day of Women & Girls in Science


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Development Partnership



for the PEOPLE and the PLANET



The Development Partnership aims to promote closer cooperation between the private sector and international community so that together we can continue to grow the next generation of science professionals and promoting the role of women in reviving economy.

Bringing together over 1,000 participants, the Assembly is the perfect opportunity to align your business with the Sustainable Development Goals through engaging women in science. In exchange for your generous support, you will:



Shape the Global Conversation





Join eminent minds from governments, academia, and private sector to raise ambition for building the pipeline, closing the gender gap, and reviving economy through promoting the role of Women in science for SDGs.



Connect and Inspire Professionals





Connect with women in science and female youth pursuing STEAM careers in developed and developing countries to diversify your Human Resources pipeline.



Share your Work with Leaders





Promote your latest projects in Water-related fileds, e.g., Agriculture, Food, Pharmaceutical, ICT, Hospitality etc., and Diversity and Inclusion to government officials and scholars in these fields and beyonf.



107 Countries pledged and committed to empower women & girls in science without leaving anyone behind


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Promote Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
for Socio-Economic Sustainable Development



In the spirit of promoting Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in STEAM careers and building an inclusive sustainable future, we invite you to become a Development Partner of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science Assembly. Your support will help us create a more prosperous and equitable future in all countries.



Proceeds from your contribution will be used to fund:



  1. Women in Science Research and Publications' costs.
  2. Capacity development opportunities for women in developing countries and underserved communities.
  3. Girls in science learning opportunities and scholarships in developing countries and underserved communities.
  4. Internet Cost for women and girls in science from developing countries and underserved communities.
  5. Other support as it emerges.




Key Statistics



Following the adoption of UNGA Resolution A/RES/70/212 on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Royal Academy of Science International Trust (RASIT) journey continues to work with UN Member States, Inter-Governmental Organizations and the United Nations and its entities to achieve equality in science, technology, and innovation for Socio-Economic Sustainable Development by 2030 and beyond.



32



University Scholarships Granted for Girls



664



Girls in Science Supported



10



Women in Science Publications Cost



17



Women in Science Capacity Development



24



Internet Cost



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"from dream to reality"


From the outcome declaration of the High-Level World Women's Health and Development Forum in 2015, to the International Day of Women and Girls in Science proclaimed with the United Nations General Assembly adopted resolution (70/212), the journey of the Royal Academy of Science International Trust (RASIT) continues to help achieving Equality for Sustainable Development through its partnership with UN and its entities, Member States, IGOs, and Multi-stakeholders.


The List of Member States and Inter-Governmental Organizations Pledged and Committed are:



African Union



Albania



Angola



Antigua and Barbuda



Andorra



Argentina



Australia



Azerbaijan



Bangladesh



Brazil



Bulgaria



Cabo Verde



Chile



Colombia



Costa Rica



Cyprus



Czech Republic



Djibouti



Ecuador



Estonia



Finland



Georgia



Guatemala



Haiti



Hungary



Ireland



Kenya



Latvia



Lebanon



Lithuania



Malta



Montenegro



Mexico



Panama



Paraguay



Peru



Poland



Portugal



The Philippines



Rwanda



San Marino



Slovakia



Slovenia



Spain



St. Vincent and the Grenadines



Switzerland



Thailand



Tonga



Turkey



United Kingdom



Uruguay



Vietnam



Zambia



"It's time to expand the definition of Gender Equality in Science. It is time to recognize the role of WOMEN & GIRLS in SCIENCE for Sustainable Development by 2030 and beyond"



HRH Princess Dr. Nisreen El-Hashemite
Executive Director, Royal Academy of Science International Trust



--- 22 December 2015, 16.00 US-EST​





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