Next month, a new video will be released about “Green Infrastructure”, a strategically planned network of high-quality green spaces and environmental features. With around 80% of the EU’s population now living in towns or cities, taking care of the green infrastructure that breathes life into urban and rural habitats has never been more important. Achieving thriving biodiversity is vital to addressing numerous challenges, from climate change adaptation to long-term economic stability.
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Women earn an average of 17% less than men in the European Union, though this figure varies widely between countries and professions, and is usually greater in the private sector. The difference exists even though women often have better educational qualifications than men. Moreover, women remain hugely under represented in all spheres of power and decision making.
The video focusing on the continued underepresentation of women in all sphere of power and decision making in the EU, was filmed in Sweden (example of the Volvo car corporation where, a group of women had the idea of building a concept car for women) and in Spain (case of the major Spanish energy company Iberdrola which has revolutionised its working practices to help women to achieve a better work/family balance).