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BA IGUALDADE NO EKONOMIA<\/h2>

[if 148 not_equal=\”\”]BUKA-HATENE DIMENSAUN JÉNERU IHA TIMOR-LESTE NIA SETÓR TURIZMU[\/if 148][if 149 not_equal=\”\”] -\u00a0[\/if 149]<\/p>

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Turizmu iha potensiál atu sai setór importante atu dudu kresimentu ekonómiku, kria empregu, no promove inovasaun ba dezenvolvimentu ida ne’ebé sustentável liu. Globalmente, indústria turizmu mak emprega feto barak liu duké mane sira iha mundu, no feto sira reprezenta 60% hosi empregadu sira iha Servisu Akomodasaun no Ai-han iha Timor-Leste. Ida-ne’e mak oferese potensiál ba investimentu iha Turizmu atu kontribui atu taka lakuna jéneru iha empregu iha Timor-Leste no mós atu fornese oportunidade di’ak liu ba emprezáriu feto no lideransa feto nian iha indústria ne’e. Iha tinan 2010 no 2019, Organizasaun Turizmu Mundiál ONU (UNWTO) hala’o ona estudu globál sira kona-ba tendénsia ba feto iha turizmu, iha kolaborasaun ho UN Women, GIZ, Banku Mundiál no Amadeus. Relatóriu sira hetan katak feto sira reprezenta maioria hosi forsa traballu, maibé iha reprezentasaun barak liu iha empregu nivel atendimentu no klerikál, maske reprezenta estimativa 25% de’it iha nivel foti desizaun. Feto sira reprezenta proporsaun aas liu hosi traballadór auto-empregadu iha setór hotu-hotu, maibé iha turizmu, persentajen ne’e hatudu variasaun entre nasaun sira, ne’ebé haklaken hela fató sira-ne’ebé bele kontribui ba ka halimita feto sira-nia empreendedorizmu iha turizmu. Satán, feto sira hala’o servisu laselu barak liu hanesan parte ida hosi negósiu turizmu familiár. Apezarde difikuldade hirak-ne’e,
turizmu sustentável mak hatudu atu fornese oportunidade ba feto sira-nia avansa liuhosi empregu formál no informál no dezenvolvimentu emprezariál.

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[if 143 not_equal=\”\”]Year:<\/strong> 2021[\/if 143]
[if 144 not_equal=\”\”]Author<\/strong>: [\/if 144]
[if 160 not_equal=\”\”]Organisation\/s:<\/strong>UN Women[\/if 160]<\/p>

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For Equality And The Economy<\/h2>

[if 148 not_equal=\”\”]Exploring The Gender Dimensions Of Timor-Leste’s Tourism Sector[\/if 148][if 149 not_equal=\”\”] -\u00a0[\/if 149]<\/p>

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Tourism has the potential to be an important sector to drive economic growth, create jobs, and promote innovation for more sustainable development. Globally, the tourism industry employs more women than men around the world1 , and women account for 60% of employees in Accommodation and Food Services in Timor-Leste. This offers the potential for tourism investments to contribute to closing Timor-Leste’s gender gap in employment and to provide better opportunities for women entrepreneurs and women’s leadership in the industry. In 2010 and 2019, the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) conducted global studies on trends for women in tourism, in collaboration with UN Women, GIZ, the World Bank and Amadeus. The reports found that women represent the majority of the workforce, yet are over-represented in service and clerical level jobs, while representing an estimated 25% at the decision-making levels2 . Women make up a higher proportion of self-employed workers across sectors, but in tourism, this percentage varies across countries, highlighting factors that may contribute or limit women’s entrepreneurship in tourism. Furthermore, women perform significant amounts of unpaid work as part of family tourism businesses. Despite these drawbacks, sustainable tourism has been shown to provide significant opportunities for women’s advancement through formal and informal employment and enterprise development.

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[if 160 not_equal=\”\”]Organisation\/s:<\/strong>UN Women[\/if 160]<\/p>

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