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Like many Western European countries, Austria provides a relatively progressive health care environment. You can find a wide range of contraceptives, such as birth control pills, condoms, IUDs, birth control shots, birth control rings, birth control patches, and birth control injectables. However, most contraceptive methods require a prescription, which can either be administered by a health care professional in Austria or abroad. You can also get free contraceptive counseling at Pro:Woman, a health organization that focuses on sexual and reproductive health care. Furthermore, you can obtain emergency contraceptive pills (the morning after pill) without a prescription at pharmacies or clinics. You will need to pay out-of-pocket, as ECPs are not reimbursed by the Austrian health care system.
 
Regarding sexually-transmitted infections (STIs), you can receive free HIV tests from voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) clinics. For other STI tests, you may need to pay a fee, but costs can certainly vary. There are a wide range of services and organizations that help people who are being tested for STIs or are currently living with STIs, and there is an HIV support hotline you can call (details in the "Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs/STDs)" section. It's also important to note that, if you're a foreigner, you will not be deported if you test positive for HIV in Austria. Also, you can find Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) in Austria.
 
There are many hospitals, clinics, and initiatives related to women's health and autonomy in Austria. If you would like to visit a gynecologist, please visit the "Gynecological Exams" section on this page for local recommendations. If you are pregnant and employed in Austria, you are entitled to maternity leave, and you can also take parental leave. Finally, regarding abortion law in Austria, it is legally permitted and available upon request if it is performed before the 16th week of pregnancy.
 
Generally speaking, Austria provides many resources for women and LGBTQI, but there are still improvements to be made. Homosexuality is legal, homosexual civil unions are recognized, changing gender is legal, and there are legal protections for LGBTQI people related to housing discrimination. However, there are only laws against employment discrimination related to sexual orientation (not to gender identity).<ref>[http://www.equaldex.com/region/austria Equaldex - LGBT Rights in Austria]</ref> Meanwhile, there are many active women's organizations, and according to GenderIndex, there are no significant discriminatory practices related to women's access to public spaces. Men and women also hold equal rights to land, financial services, and other major aspects of Austrian society. However, the gender pay gap in Austria is among the highest in the European Union.<ref>[https://www.genderindex.org/country/austria/ GenderIndex - Austria]</ref>


'''OVERVIEW'''  
'''OVERVIEW'''  
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In Austria, you can obtain condoms, spermicide or various sprays without a prescription. However, for most forms of birth control, especially for hormonal or long-lasting methods, such as contraceptive pills or IUDs, you need a prescription.<ref>[http://ocsotc.org/wp-content/uploads/worldmap/worldmap.html Global Oral Contraception Availability World Map]</ref> <ref>[http://freethepill.org/where-on-earth/ Free the Pill: Where on Earth]</ref> <ref>The Hague Forum, 8 to 12 February 1999: Austrian National Report]</ref> You can get a contraceptive prescription from a gynecologist. Once you do have a prescription, you can obtain contraceptives at a variety of venues, such as from a physician, clinic or pharmacy.
In Austria, you can obtain condoms, spermicide or various sprays without a prescription. However, for most forms of birth control, especially for hormonal or long-lasting methods, such as contraceptive pills or IUDs, you need a prescription.<ref>[http://ocsotc.org/wp-content/uploads/worldmap/worldmap.html Global Oral Contraception Availability World Map]</ref> <ref>[http://freethepill.org/where-on-earth/ Free the Pill: Where on Earth]</ref> <ref>The Hague Forum, 8 to 12 February 1999: Austrian National Report]</ref> You can get a contraceptive prescription from a gynecologist. Once you do have a prescription, you can obtain contraceptives at a variety of venues, such as from a physician, clinic or pharmacy.


According to a 2015 United Nations report, it was found that about 68% of Austrian women (who were of reproductive age and married/in unions) used any form of contraception, including traditional methods. This rate was roughly similar to the Western European regional average for contraceptive use (70%) for 2015. The most common contraceptive methods for Austrian women were found to be birth control pills (23%), IUDs (15%), and male condoms (14%). While some couples opted for sterilization, the rates were lower (6% for women and 4% for men). There were especially low rates of usage for contraceptive injectables (2%), contraceptive implants (1%), and the vaginal barrier method (less than 1%). Traditional methods were also used at a very low rate, such as the rhythm method (2%) and withdrawal (less than 1%).<ref>[http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/publications/pdf/family/trendsContraceptiveUse2015Report.pdf Trends in Contraceptive Use Worldwide 2015]</ref>
According to a 2015 United Nations report, it was found that about 68% of Austrian women (who were of reproductive age and married/in unions) used any form of contraception, including traditional methods. This rate was roughly similar to the Western European regional average for contraceptive use (70%) for 2015. Furthermore, it was found that a median 10% of women had unmet family planning needs (slightly higher than the Western European average at 9%). The most common contraceptive methods for Austrian women were found to be birth control pills (23%), IUDs (15%), and male condoms (14%). While some couples opted for sterilization, the rates were lower (6% for women and 4% for men). There were especially low rates of usage for contraceptive injectables (2%), contraceptive implants (1%), and the vaginal barrier method (less than 1%). Traditional methods were also used at a very low rate, such as the rhythm method (2%) and withdrawal (less than 1%).<ref>[http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/publications/pdf/family/trendsContraceptiveUse2015Report.pdf Trends in Contraceptive Use Worldwide 2015]</ref>


===What to Get & Where to Get It===
===What to Get & Where to Get It===
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[[File:Moniq austria.jpg|300px | thumb|left|frame|'''Birth control pills purchased in Austria for 20€ (February 2017)''']]
[[File:Moniq austria.jpg|300px | thumb|left|frame|'''Birth control pills purchased in Austria for 20€ (February 2017)''']]


* '''NOTE:''' While pharmacies in Austria may offer different products, they all have access to the same products through pharmaceutical wholesalers. To get an idea of what is available, you can visit the [https://www.apothekerkammer.at/internet/oeak/NewsPresse.nsf/WebTeaser/NewsTeaser/ website for the National Chamber of Pharmacies]. Furthermore, if you see a product available on the website that is not carried at your local pharmacy, they can probably special order the product for you.
* If you want to obtain '''condoms''' ("kondom" in German), you can find them sold in grocery stores, pharmacies ("apotheke" in German), and specialty stores. There is even a [http://www.condomi-plus-herz.at/ condom museum] in the city.
* If you want to obtain '''condoms''' ("kondom" in German), you can find them sold in grocery stores, pharmacies ("apotheke" in German), and specialty stores. There is even a [http://www.condomi-plus-herz.at/ condom museum] in the city.
* If you want to obtain '''birth control pills''' ("antibabypillen" in German), you can find a variety of brands available in Austrian pharmacies, such as Yasmin, Diane mite, Microgynon 30, Microgynon 50, Trigynon, Valette, Gynovin, Meliane, Mirelle, and Triodena, among other brands.<ref>[http://www.clissmann.com/pil/ocs_intl.htm International names for our leading oral contraceptives /  
* If you want to obtain '''birth control pills''' ("antibabypillen" in German), you can find a variety of brands available in Austrian pharmacies, such as Yasmin, Diane mite, Microgynon 30, Microgynon 50, Trigynon, Valette, Gynovin, Meliane, Mirelle, and Triodena, among other brands.<ref>[http://www.clissmann.com/pil/ocs_intl.htm International names for our leading oral contraceptives /  
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* If you want a '''contraceptive ring (i.e. Nuvaring)''', Nuvaring has been available in Austria since 2002.<ref>[http://www.evaluategroup.com/Universal/View.aspx?type=Story&id=33024 NuvaRing - The first once-a-month, hormonal contraceptive - now available in Austria]</ref> You can find it offered at public and private clinics, such as at [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=37 Pro:woman Ambulatorium], a sexual and reproductive health clinic in Austria that is affiliated with Marie Stopes International.
* If you want a '''contraceptive ring (i.e. Nuvaring)''', Nuvaring has been available in Austria since 2002.<ref>[http://www.evaluategroup.com/Universal/View.aspx?type=Story&id=33024 NuvaRing - The first once-a-month, hormonal contraceptive - now available in Austria]</ref> You can find it offered at public and private clinics, such as at [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=37 Pro:woman Ambulatorium], a sexual and reproductive health clinic in Austria that is affiliated with Marie Stopes International.
* If you want a '''contraceptive patch''', you can find Evra available in Austria. You can get it at many public and private clinics or pharmacies, including [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=38 Pro:woman Ambulatorium].
* If you want a '''contraceptive patch''', you can find Evra available in Austria. You can get it at many public and private clinics or pharmacies, including [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=38 Pro:woman Ambulatorium].
* If you want an '''intra-urine device (IUD), intra-urine system (IUS)''' or copper bead balls (IUBs), you can find options such as the copper spiral, copper chain, copper ball, hormone spiral, and copper bead balls in Austria. To learn more about these options at Pro:woman Ambulatorium, click [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=34 here].
* If you want an '''intra-uterine device (IUD), intrauterine system (IUS)''' or copper bead balls (IUBs), you can find options such as the copper spiral, copper chain, copper ball, hormone spiral, and copper bead balls in Austria. To learn more about these options at Pro:woman Ambulatorium, click [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=34 here].
* If you want a '''contraceptive shot/injectable''', you can find options in Austria.  To learn more about these options at Pro:woman Ambulatorium, click [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=40 here].
* If you want a '''contraceptive shot/injectable''', you can find options in Austria.  To learn more about these options at Pro:woman Ambulatorium, click [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=40 here].
* If you want a '''contraceptive implant''', you can find options in Austria.  To learn more about these options at Pro:woman Ambulatorium, click [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=39 here].
* If you want a '''contraceptive implant''', you can find options in Austria.  To learn more about these options at Pro:woman Ambulatorium, click [http://www.prowoman.at/prowoman.php?katid=7&id=39 here].
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==Medications & Vaccines==
==Medications & Vaccines==
[[File:Apotheke Aspang-Markt DSC 1070w.jpg|400px | thumb|left|A pharmacy in Austria]]


===Laws & Social Stigmas===
===Laws & Social Stigmas===
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===Laws & Social Stigmas===
===Laws & Social Stigmas===
In Austria, pregnant employees are entitled to a protection period, also known as "Mutterschutz," which entitles them to at least 16 weeks of maternity leave (8 weeks before the birth and 8 weeks after the birth). During this period, they are entitled to a maternity allowance ("Wochengeld," in German), which should be about equivalent to their salaries. Freelance contractors also receive maternity allowance. Furthermore, mothers and fathers are entitled to take a parental leave period until the child reaches 24 months old. The minimum amount of time for parental leave is 2 months. During this time, childcare allowance ("Kinderbetreuungsgeld," in German) is allowed, and parents have five types of childcare allowance models to choose from.<ref>[https://www.migration.gv.at/en/living-and-working-in-austria/working/leave-annual-leave-parental-leave-etc/ Leave (annual leave, parental leave etc.)]</ref>


===What to Get & Where to Get It===
===What to Get & Where to Get It===
* To see recommended ob/gyns, you can check out the "Gynecological Exams" section above.


===Costs===
===Costs===
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===Laws & Social Stigmas===
===Laws & Social Stigmas===
Austria has enacted gender-sensitive legislation related to domestic violence, stalking, rape, sexual abuse, and female genital mutilation. Under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 2001, the rape and sexual abuse of minors is punished by life imprisonment. Furthermore, rape (including spousal rape) is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.<ref>[https://www.wikigender.org/countries/europe-and-central-asia/gender-equality-in-austria/ WikiGender - Austria]</ref> <ref>[https://www.genderindex.org/country/austria/ Gender Index: Austria]</ref> For details on laws related to women's autonomy and safety in Austria, click [https://www.genderindex.org/country/austria/ here].


===What to Get & Where to Get It===
===What to Get & Where to Get It===
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==List of Additional Resources==
==List of Additional Resources==


===Government Resources===
* [https://www.bmgf.gv.at/home Federal Ministry for Health, Family, and Youth (Austria)]


===LGBTQI in Austria===
===LGBTQI in Austria===
* Click [https://www.equaldex.com/region/austria here] to learn about LGBTQ rights and laws in Austria. Homosexuality is legal, gay marriage is legally recognized (as civil unions), and it is legal to change gender in Austria. Furthermore, there are legal protections against housing and employment discrimination for LGBTQ people, and gay adoption is legal, as of May 2018.
* Click [https://www.equaldex.com/region/austria here] to learn about LGBTQ rights and laws in Austria. Homosexuality is legal, gay marriage is legally recognized (as civil unions), and it is legal to change gender in Austria. Furthermore, there are legal protections against housing and employment discrimination for LGBTQ people, and gay adoption is legal, as of May 2018.
* [http://www.hosiwien.at/ HOSI Vienna]: "HOSI Vienna was founded in 1979. We are the most important political advocacy of lesbians and gays in Austria."
* [http://www.hosiwien.at/ HOSI Vienna]: "HOSI Vienna was founded in 1979. We are the most important political advocacy of lesbians and gays in Austria."
* [http://orqoa.at/ Oriental Queer Organization Austria]: "The Oriental Queer Organization is fighting for recognition of the rights of migrants from the LGBT community in Austria." This organization provides networking, counseling, and individual care to refugees and asylum seeker. They aso collects donations for refugees.  
* [http://orqoa.at/ Oriental Queer Organization Austria]: "The Oriental Queer Organization is fighting for recognition of the rights of migrants from the LGBT community in Austria." This organization provides networking, counseling, and individual care to refugees and asylum seeker. They aso collects donations for refugees.  
* [https://dievilla.at/ The Turquoise Rosa Lila Villa]: "The Turquoise Rosa Lila Villa is the queer community center for lesbian, gay, bi, pan, inter * and trans persons in Vienna. Help us to make the house alive, accessible and barrier-free!" The purple tip is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5pm to 8pm. Email: lilatipp@dievilla.at. Telephone: +43 1 586 81 50. Facebook: http://facebook.com/lilatipp. Address: Ground floor in the Rosa Lila Villa, Linke Wienzeile 102, 1060 Vienna U4 | 12A | 13A | 14A Pilgramgasse
* [https://dievilla.at/ The Turquoise Rosa Lila Villa]: "The Turquoise Rosa Lila Villa is the queer community center for lesbian, gay, bi, pan, inter * and trans persons in Vienna. Help us to make the house alive, accessible and barrier-free!" The purple tip is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5pm to 8pm. Email: lilatipp@dievilla.at. Telephone: +43 1 586 81 50. You can also find them on [http://facebook.com/lilatipp Facebook]. Address: Ground floor in the Rosa Lila Villa, Linke Wienzeile 102, 1060 Vienna U4 | 12A | 13A | 14A Pilgramgasse
* [http://www.qbw.at/ Queer Business Women (QBW)]: "The QBW are an independent association of lesbian women. Invited are all lesbian women around the world of work - and those who want to participate in our topics." Address: c / o Mag. a Astrid G. Weinwurm-Wilhelm M.Sc. , Alserstrasse 45 / 4c, A-1080, Vienna. E-Mail: netzwerk (at) qbw.at


===Women's Organizations===
===Women's Organizations===


* [http://www.ncwaustria.org/en/history.html National Council of Women Austria]: "The National Council of Women - Austria (NCW Austria, Bund Österreichischer Frauenvereine) was founded in 1902 by Marianne Hainisch and has a long and illustrious tradition. Some of its member organisations were founded already in the 19th century - the oldest in 1886 - and are still active. In 1905, NCW Austria joined the International Council of Women (ICW). NCW Austria is an umbrella organisation of Austrian women's associations: it is non-party political and non-aligned." Address: National Council of Women Austria, Wilhelm Exnergasse 34, 1090 Vienna, Austria. Email: boefv.ncwaustria@utanet.at
* [http://www.ncwaustria.org/en/history.html National Council of Women Austria]: "The National Council of Women - Austria (NCW Austria, Bund Österreichischer Frauenvereine) was founded in 1902 by Marianne Hainisch and has a long and illustrious tradition. Some of its member organisations were founded already in the 19th century - the oldest in 1886 - and are still active. In 1905, NCW Austria joined the International Council of Women (ICW). NCW Austria is an umbrella organisation of Austrian women's associations: it is non-party political and non-aligned." Address: National Council of Women Austria, Wilhelm Exnergasse 34, 1090 Vienna, Austria. Email: boefv.ncwaustria@utanet.at
* [https://www.femtech.at/index.php?id=65 FEMTech]: FEMtech is an initiative of the Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology (BMVIT). "With the initiative FEMtech the Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology (BMVIT) supports women in research and technology and promotes equal opportunities in industrial and non-university-research, at universities of applied sciences and in focus areas of research and technology."
* [https://www.wko.at/site/fiw/start.html Frau In Der Wirtschaft (Woman in Business)]: Frauenplattform of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber for 100,000 women entrepreneurs. Address: Wiedner Hauptstraße 63, 1045 Vienna. Telephone: +43 5 90 900 3017. E-Mail: fiw@wko.at
* [https://www.hausfrauenunion.at/ Austrian Housewives Union]: "...an Austrian family organization, the ÖHU demands both idealistic and financial recognition of the parents' family work." Address: c / o Mag. Erika Gossler, Heinrichgasse 57, 8010 Graz. Telephone: 0316 215598 (AB). E-Mail: hausfrauenunion@gmx.at, office@hausfrauenunion.at
* [https://www.hausfrauenunion.at/ Austrian Housewives Union]: "...an Austrian family organization, the ÖHU demands both idealistic and financial recognition of the parents' family work." Address: c / o Mag. Erika Gossler, Heinrichgasse 57, 8010 Graz. Telephone: 0316 215598 (AB). E-Mail: hausfrauenunion@gmx.at, office@hausfrauenunion.at
* [http://www.vaoe.at/ Austrian Federation of University Women]: "The Association of Austrian Academics offers qualified and committed women international and interdisciplinary relationships and encourages quality, responsibility, respect and self-confidence." Address: Reitschulgasse 2, A-1010 Vienna. Tel. +43 1 533 90 80. Email: office.vaoe@aon.at
* [http://www.vaoe.at/ Austrian Federation of University Women]: "The Association of Austrian Academics offers qualified and committed women international and interdisciplinary relationships and encourages quality, responsibility, respect and self-confidence." Address: Reitschulgasse 2, A-1010 Vienna. Tel. +43 1 533 90 80. Email: office.vaoe@aon.at
* [http://www.awavienna.com/ Austrian Women International (AWA)]: "AWA Vienna is the International Women's Club of Vienna and comprises English-speaking women from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. Our purpose is to create an open and inviting environment where women can build friendships, engage with the community, and experience all that Vienna has to offer. " Address: Rauhensteing. 7/37, 1010 Vienna, Austria. Tel: 0043 1 513 64 00
* [http://www.awavienna.com/ Austrian Women International (AWA)]: "AWA Vienna is the International Women's Club of Vienna and comprises English-speaking women from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. Our purpose is to create an open and inviting environment where women can build friendships, engage with the community, and experience all that Vienna has to offer. " Address: Rauhensteing. 7/37, 1010 Vienna, Austria. Tel: 0043 1 513 64 00
* [http://www.african-women.org/ African Women's Organization]: This NGO, based in Vienna, focuses on many women's issues, including female genital mutiliation (FGM). "Our Organization is a non-governmental organization established in 1996 by African women from Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan, Nigeria, Senegal, Egypt and other African countries. We work with other non-governmental organizations as well as government agencies and offices involved with the welfare of women and immigrants. Membership is open to anyone; we invite you to be part of our efforts to make a difference." Address: African Women Organisation
* [https://www.women-without-borders.org/ Women without Borders]: "Women without Borders translates research into action through community-based strategies that combine theory and grassroots-level fieldwork. Women without Borders focuses on Preventing Violent Extremism, Capacity Building, Gender Based Violence, Female Leadership, and Intercultural Dialogue."
Schwarzspanierstrasse 15/1/2, A-1090 Vienna, Austria (EU). Tel: +43 (0) 1925 15 76. Email: afrikanisc.frauenorganisation@chello.at
* [http://www.african-women.org/ African Women's Organization]: This NGO, based in Vienna, focuses on many women's issues, including female genital mutiliation (FGM). "Our Organization is a non-governmental organization established in 1996 by African women from Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan, Nigeria, Senegal, Egypt and other African countries. We work with other non-governmental organizations as well as government agencies and offices involved with the welfare of women and immigrants. Membership is open to anyone; we invite you to be part of our efforts to make a difference." Address: African Women Organisation. Address: Schwarzspanierstrasse 15/1/2, A-1090 Vienna, Austria (EU). Tel: +43 (0) 1925 15 76. Email: afrikanisc.frauenorganisation@chello.at
* [https://genderausschuss.univie.ac.at/ Gender Committee of the Faculties of Cultural Studies - Universitat Wien]: "The Committee for Women's Research and Gender Studies (Gender Committee) of the faculties of historical, cultural and philological-cultural studies is an advisory body in which members of all three curia are represented." Address: Ao. Univ. Mag. Andrea Griesebner (Chair), Institute for History, University Ring 1, A-1010 Vienna. T : + 43-1-4277-40833. F : + 43-1-4277-840833. Email: gender committee @ univie.ac.at
* [https://genderausschuss.univie.ac.at/ Gender Committee of the Faculties of Cultural Studies - Universitat Wien]: "The Committee for Women's Research and Gender Studies (Gender Committee) of the faculties of historical, cultural and philological-cultural studies is an advisory body in which members of all three curia are represented." Address: Ao. Univ. Mag. Andrea Griesebner (Chair), Institute for History, University Ring 1, A-1010 Vienna. T : + 43-1-4277-40833. F : + 43-1-4277-840833. Email: gender committee @ univie.ac.at
* [http://gendercompetence.net/ Gender & Diversity Competence]: "Gender & Diversity Competence deals with gender, diversity and inclusion in different contexts of impact - especially in the fields of education, medicine and budgeting. These topics are well researched in different areas." Address: Moosstrasse 130f, 5020, Salzburg. Email: silvia.kronberger (at) gmail.com. Phone: +43 699 11784110
* [http://www.frauennetzwerk.at/ Frauennetzwerk Medien]: "We are a non-partisan association for journalists and women in media professions, founded in 1999 in Vienna." Address: c/o Presseclub Concordia, Bankgasse 8, Vienna, Austria. Email: office@frauennetzwerk.at
* [http://www.frauennetzwerk.at/ Frauennetzwerk Medien]: "We are a non-partisan association for journalists and women in media professions, founded in 1999 in Vienna." Address: c/o Presseclub Concordia, Bankgasse 8, Vienna, Austria. Email: office@frauennetzwerk.at
* Österreichischer Frauenring: "We have more than 40 associations participating (Represantatives of all Austrian Parties, Women organisations of the trade unions and the economy, Women organisatons of the Catholic and protestant church and Represantatives of autonomous groups of women. The activity of the Women's Association is concenbtrated in the following fields: Creation of quality guidelines for the work of the member organisation; Elaboration of suggestions and statements on women topics; Public relations work on the claims of women; Activities which help realizing equal rights for women; Support od cooperation between international women's associations." Teinfaltstr.7, 1010 Wien, Austria. Tel.43/1/53454277. E-mail: office@frauenring.at
* [http://www.alphafrauen.org/de/ Club Alpha]: This is a women's club/organization in Austria that focuses on womens' professional and persoanl development. Address: Stubenbastei 12/14 - 1010 Vienna. Tel .: 01-5134800. Fax .: 01-5134800 / 23. Email: clubalpha@alphafrauen.org
* [http://arge-wirtschaftsfrauen.org/ ARGE Wirtschaftswrauen]: "For more than 25 years, we have been promoting the collaboration of women in working life, providing a forum for women to meet, get to know and recommend, value branch diversity, are independent and nonpartisan, commit to humanity and tolerance, meet Networking regularly, lobbying for working women and living a female leadership style."
* [http://www.bpw.at/ Business and Professional Women Austria (BPA)]: "Business & Professional Women BPW is the largest international women's network with members in more than 90 nations. The aim of BPW is to promote women at all levels of the hierarchy in order to promote the equality of women in the workplace." Email: bpw.austria@bpw.at
* [https://www.pwnvienna.net/ Professional Women's Network (PWN) - Vienna]: "PWN Global is a global movement of people working towards gender balanced leadership through professional development and international, cross-industry, online and in-person networking."
* [http://www.euf.cc/ Successful Business Succession by Women (EUF)]: This organization focuses on female entrepreneurs and women in business.
* [http://www.unternehmerinnen-netzwerk.at/ Unternehmerinnen Netzwerk]: Network for female business leaders/entrepreneurs.
* [https://frauimfokus.at/home/ Frau Im Fokus (Woman in Focus)]: "Our non-partisan network supports women in business. We rely on communication and sustainability - and in a joyful way!" Email: office@frauimfokus.at
* [http://www.klubfuerfrauen.at/home/ Club for Women]: "A non-partisan initiative by women from a wide range of sectors, including business, politics, media and culture. No career network. The aim is to raise public awareness of women's issues." Email: info@klubfuerfrauen.at
* [https://www.frauenring.at/ Österreichischer Frauenring]: "We have more than 40 associations participating (Represantatives of all Austrian Parties, Women organisations of the trade unions and the economy, Women organisatons of the Catholic and protestant church and Represantatives of autonomous groups of women. The activity of the Women's Association is concenbtrated in the following fields: Creation of quality guidelines for the work of the member organisation; Elaboration of suggestions and statements on women topics; Public relations work on the claims of women; Activities which help realizing equal rights for women; Support od cooperation between international women's associations." Teinfaltstr.7, 1010 Wien, Austria. Tel.43/1/53454277. E-mail: office@frauenring.at


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