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Women on Boards

While the numbers of women occupying board positions has increased both within the government and private sector over the last decade, the numbers of women in these and other senior management positions remains substantially lower than for men.

• APPOINT Reporting

  APPOINT is a monitoring system managed by OfW that provides a whole-of-Government status report on the representation of women on Australian Government boards and bodies.

• Australian Government Boards

  What we are doing to improve the situation in relation to Women on Australian Government boards.

• Private Sector Boards

  Women are under-represented in private sector management and on private sector boards.