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Only 40% of women living in fragile and conflict-affected countries have paid work, compared with 70% of men. In Somalia, women are more likely to hire other women and women’s ownership of household enterprises contributes to one in four jobs for women.

Breaking the cycle – Supporting inclusive access to more and better jobs in Somalia

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