Theme - *Pluralism, Diversity, Gender, and Inequality

This page summarizes Government Innovators Network content about *Pluralism, Diversity, Gender, and Inequality.

Pluralism is the representation of diverse populations in the governance process. By formulating strategies and programs with a wide range of representatives, policy makers are working to ensure that traditionally marginalized segments of society -- including women, the poor, and ethnic and religious minorities -- can participate in the political process and gain greater access to services and resources.

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Grass Roots Conservation (22%)
Innovations in American Government Awards

ATOK Integrated Rural Development Initiative (20%)
Impumelelo Innovations Award Trust
April 4, 2005

Friends of the Family, Inc. (20%)
Innovations in American Government Awards
January 11, 2005

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Frontiers of Innovation Conference: Celebrating 20 Years of Innovation in Government (100%)

Ash Institute for Democratic Governance and Innovation
May 31, 2008

Case Studies on Innovations in Service Delivery in Indonesia (83%)
Research and Editorial Team (see each case for specific researchers, authors, and editors)
The World Bank - Indonesia and the Ash Institute for Democratic Governance and Innovation, in collaboration with the Ford Foundation International Innovations Liaison Group
March 3, 2006

Neighborhood Opportunity Structures and Immigrants' Socioeconomic Advancement (46%)
George C. Galster, Kurt Metzger, Ruth Waite
Fannie Mae Foundation
January 1, 1999

Meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) through Innovation (42%)
Ceciliah Kinuthia-Njenge (organizer)

January 1, 2008

The Canadian Housing Policy Context (42%)
Michael J. Price
Fannie Mae Foundation
January 1, 1995

The Politics of Building Regional Multi-Racial Political Coalitions (39%)
J. Phillip Thompson
Wiener Center for Social Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government
November 1, 2001

Homelessness Old and and New: The Matter of Definition (39%)
Kim Hopper
Fannie Mae Foundation
January 1, 1991

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