Sentence examples for gender action plans from inspiring English sources

Women also turn down talks because they receive too many invitations each year and are anxious about balancing the demands of family and work, says Jeanine Olsen of the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, who headed one of Europe's Seventh Framework Programme's Gender Action Plans aimed at promoting gender awareness.

She presented detailed information on the ADB's gender action plans that have been prepared for education projects in Cambodia, Lao PDR and Viet Nam.

The Scottish Funding Council commissioned the HEA research and, also this month, will produce its final gender action plan on addressing gender imbalances at subject level.

The strategy will run until 2021 and the EIB plans to set targets as part of a gender action plan towards the end of summer 2017.

Develop and expand social services that take women into account -- women's programs should be mainstreamed across all of government, with each ministry drafting a gender action plan that allocates and tracks resources through gender budgeting.

Governments are agreeing a Gender Action Plan at COP23. the plan will aim to increase the number of female climate decision-makers, train male and female policymakers on bringing gender equality into climate funding programmes, and engage grassroots and indigenous women's organisations for local and global climate action - all in the next two years.

In Zambia, where GGO recently engaged in the process to develop a Climate Change Gender Action Plan (ccGAP), women are acknowledged as having indigenous knowledge in the management of agricultural and forest systems and preservation of the plant genetic material for many indigenous and local food crops.

Gender Action Plan (GAP):  2014 - 2017 English [PDF]  Annual Report on the Implementation of the Gender Action Plan (GAP): 2015 English [PDF] Data Companion to the Gender Action Plan (GAP):  2015 English [PDF] Gender Action Plan (GAP) Board Presentation: 2015 English [PPT]    .

In relation to this new Gender Action Plan, UNICEF is currently recruiting for Gender Programme Specialists at the P-4 and P-3 levels for its Gender Talent Groups.

The Gender Action Plan (GAP) 2014-2017 presented in this document specifies how UNICEF will promote gender equality across all of the organization's work at the global, regional and country levels, in alignment with the UNICEF Strategic Plan 2014-2017.

During those sessions, the Board called for UNICEF to develop a gender action plan (GAP), which would ensure that adequate resources were allocated to the realization of improved equity along gender lines.