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The NGO-ization of Women’s Empowerment in Pakistan: Impacts, Challenges, and the Politics of Inclusion
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Women’s empowerment has been a key development priority for decades, but Pakistan, which ranks last out of the 148 countries included in the Global Gender Gap Report 2025, remains among the world’s most gender unequal societies. This paper argues that the NGO-ization of women’s empowerment, the shif
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