Women Hold Over 50% Of Decision-Making Positions In Romanian Central Public Admin - Survey

Women hold over half of decision-making positions in the Romanian central public administration and most leader positions within ministries, according to a survey conducted by the Labor Ministry at the request of the European Commission.

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According to the survey, the top three ministries where women hold over 50% of positions of responsibility are the Labor Ministry (73.91), the Finance Ministry (71.14%), and the Justice Ministry (70.97%).

The top three public institutions with over half of decision-making positions held by men are the Education Ministry (64.71%), the Secretariat General of the Government (62.50%), and the Foreign Affairs Ministry (59.62%).

Data collection did not consider the positions of minister, state secretary, presidents with the rank of state secretary and personal advisers.

In 2003, the European Commission set up an online database regarding gender balance in decision-making positions in fields such as politics, public administration, justice, business, finance or in non-governmental organizations. The survey conducted by the Labor Ministry's Department of Equal Opportunities for Men and Women is meant to update the database's public administration section.

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