In 1969/70, only 43% of Israel’s university students were women. Today, the proportion stands at 59%. Yet, in the working world, university-educated women only earn 61% of their male counterparts. To mark International Women’s Day, MJB is pleased to share some of our most important studies on the ongoing effort to advance the social, health and economic standing of Israeli women.
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Eshet Chayil (Woman of Valor) Program The study presented a cost-benefit analysis of the Eshet Chayil program which aims to integrate into employment women who are outside of the labor market and do not receive an income support benefit.
Promoting and Developing Business Entrepreneurship among Bedouin Women in the Negev
Idit-Sakhnin, an Education and Employment Program for Arab Women: Evaluation Study – Final Report
