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How
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What are NCW’s principal activities?
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Through our membership and
affiliations, promoting the voice of thousands of women,
we strive to improve the
quality of life for everyone, regardless of gender, age,
ethnicity or religion
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We advance public education
regarding social, economic and legal position of everyone in
society
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We promote the equality of
women and encourages their effective participation in public
life
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Through our European and
international links, we work for international peace and
understanding.
How
does NCW achieve this?
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How
does NCW achieve this?
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Research and policy discussion
documents are prepared by specialist committees covering the
arts, consumers, education, employment, health, media, science
and technology, transport, housing and social issues.
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Through seminars and
conferences at all levels of society.
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Through surveys and
questionnaires organised throughout the country.
How
is policy decided?
At
an annual two or three-day conference, policy resolutions are debated by
members and affiliated society representatives. Successful
resolutions must be ratified by the Council Members at the Annual
General Meeting at the end of the Conference. [MORE]
What
happens next?
Resolutions are
presented to government and other bodies. NCW at all levels works
continuously to promote its policy through society and to urge
government to effect change where necessary.
Resolutions, submissions and
reports are published
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