“To vote and to stand in elections: Exploring and Recording Attitudes, Perceptions and Beliefs on Issues of Women's Participation and Representation in Political Decision-Making Structures"

The Research Centre for Gender Equality (KETHI), seeking to contribute to a deeper understanding of the political marginalization and the ongoing under-representation of women in political decision-making bodies and political power structures (parliament, government, local and regional government, trade unions, political parties, etc.), conducted a nationwide survey entitled: "Investigation and recording of attitudes, perceptions and beliefs on issues of women's participation and representation in political decision-making structures".