The phrase "addressing gender equality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or actions taken to promote or improve gender equality in various contexts, such as social, political, or economic discussions.
Example: "The organization is committed to addressing gender equality through various initiatives and programs aimed at empowering women."
Alternatives: "promoting gender equality" or "tackling gender equality issues".
Addressing gender equality in the home has mostly focused on getting men involved in housework.
The steady progress in addressing gender equality and women's participation in the UNFCCC process has been very encouraging.
After addressing gender equality, Clinton brought up a controversial open letter signed by 47 Republican US senators and addressed to Iranian leaders — an effort to interfere in ongoing talks between the Obama administration and the Islamic Republic over its nuclear program.
2) The programmatic focus was on what deeply matters to all: undermining extremism, working on climate change, attacking extreme poverty, addressing gender equality, etc. 3) As apposed to the Baptist meetings I've attended the majority of clothes were not bought at Macys and J.C. Penny's.
Funding support for work with men and boys, as a proportion of all work addressing gender equality, appears to be very small.
"Prime minister Turnbull is committed to taking steps to address gender equality, and this is why this issue going forward will, I believe, continue to receive prominence".
They spoke about the need to address gender equality in the new constitution and to make provisions for the many women who were widowed during the war.
CEDAW is the only international human rights treaty that specifically addresses gender equality.
The concept was launched at the World Economic Forum in 2011 as a way to address gender equality like any other economic imperative: with metrics and results.
The event was preceded by a 'Children's Talk Show' at which 100 children aged 10 to 18 from across the country had an opportunity to address gender equality from a child's perspective.
Findings and Conclusions: Given its country context the Mali CO has designed programmes that address gender equality from both a practical needs and strategic interests perspective.
