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(iii)grants to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights as well as to the European Inter-University Centre for Human Rights and Democratisation, providing a European Master's Degree in Human Rights and Democratisation and an EU-UN Fellowship Programme, and its associated network of universities delivering human rights postgraduate diplomas, including scholarships to students and human rights defenders from third countries.

set up and coordinate a European Network on Gender Equality, involving the centres, bodies, organisations and experts dealing with gender equality and gender mainstreaming in order to support and encourage research, optimise the use of available resources and foster the exchange and dissemination of information.

The programme's objectives are to promote and disseminate the values and practices underlying gender equality; to improve understanding of issues related to gender equality, including direct and indirect gender discrimination and multiple discrimination against women; to develop the capacity of players to promote gender equality effectively, in particular through support for the exchange of information and good practice and networking at Community level.

confidence-building measures have been approved, including the creation of a network of political and security correspondents, the compilation of human rights and weapons inventories, the planned launch of a Euro-Mediterranean network of defence institutes, and of machinery for exchanges of senior political and military officials, and ongoing work on the organization of civil and military cooperation machinery for use in the event of disasters in the region; discussions are under way on a plan of action covering six areas: strengthening of democracy, preventive diplomacy, security and confidence-building measures (see above), disarmame ...[+++]nt, terrorism and organized crime; work has started on a Euro-Mediterranean Charter for Peace and Stability, an institutional dialogue and crisis-prevention mechanism seen as the cornerstone of the EMP's political and security dimension; September saw the inauguration of joint information and training measures aimed at diplomats from the twenty-seven Partnership countries - these will continue in 1997, when an electronic information network linking their foreign ministries will be put in place.

Chile - "Institutional consolidation of democracy", Corporación de Cooperación Internacional" ECU 356 737 Project aimed primarily at consolidating a network of Chilean organizations (including Servicio Nacional de la Mujer, Consejo Nacional de Desarrollo Indígena, Agencia de Cooperación Internacional) which has previously received financial assistance from the Community. It will involve organizing meetings and studies aimed at providing the network's staff with training on aspects of democracy, public involvement and human rights, to ensure that it is properly run.

4.1. Political and security issues EMP regional activities have made most satisfying progress in this area on four issues in particular: - confidence-building measures have been approved, including the creation of a network of political and security correspondents, the compilation of human rights and weapons inventories, the effective launch of a Euro- Mediterranean network of defence institutes, the planned launch of machinery for exchanges of senior political and military officials, and ongoing work on the organization of civil and military cooperation machinery for use in the event of disasters in the region; - discussions are under ...[+++]way on a plan of action covering six areas: strengthening of democracy, preventive diplomacy, security and confidence- building measures (see above), disarmament, terrorism and organized crime; - work has started on a Euro-Mediterranean Charter for Peace and Stability, an institutional dialogue and crisis-prevention mechanism seen as the cornerstone of the EMP's political and security dimension; - September saw the inauguration of joint information and training measures aimed at diplomats from the twenty-seven Partnership countries - these will continue next year, when an electronic information network linking their foreign ministries will be put in place.