Traduction de «marqueur politique égalité hommes-femmes » (Français → Anglais) :

gender equality policy marker | gender marker | G-marker

gender equality [ equality between men and women | equal rights of men and women | gender disparity | gender equality index | gender equity | gender inequality | gender inequality index | GII | gender disparities | gender inequality | [http ...]

encourage promote gender equality in business contexts | promote gender equality in business context | advocate promote gender equality in business contexts | promote gender equality in business contexts

Framework of actions on gender equality

Office for Gender Equality | Equal Opportunities Office

Institute for Equality between Men and Women

implement gender mainstreaming | support gender mainstreaming | mainstream gender | support gender equality

European Institute for Gender Equality [ EIGE [acronym] ]

instruct politicians on balloting procedures | prepare politicians on balloting procedures | advise politicians on electoral procedures | prepare politicians on electoral procedures

3. Welcomes the introduction of the gender marker for humanitarian programming; calls on donors to use the gender marker and to monitor gender integration throughout the whole humanitarian cycle and considers essential to collect data that is disaggregated by gender and age, including a breakdown by age; urges all stakeholders and actors working with humanitarian assistance to adopt a gender-sensitive approach to their work;

8. Calls on the Commission to reconsider its decision and to adopt a communication on a new Strategy for Gender Equality and Women’s Rights 2016-2020 which addresses gender equality issues and which is in line with the international agenda, namely the Beijing +20 outcome document of 2015 and the new framework for ‘Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment: Transforming the Lives of Girls and Women through EU External Relations (2016‑2020)’;

to reiterate its support for an ambitious, comprehensive and balanced negotiation, which should unleash the untapped potential of a more integrated global services market, while preventing social, environmental and economic dumping and fully guaranteeing compliance with the EU acquis ; to shape and regulate globalisation and to strengthen international standards, while legally securing the right to regulate and to pursue legitimate public policy objectives such as public health, safety and environment; to secure increased market access for European services suppliers, including SMEs, in key sectors of interest, while accommodating spec ...[+++]ific carve-outs for sensitive sectors, including all public services; to ensure that these negotiations contribute fairly and significantly to job creation and inclusive growth, and set ambitious trade in services standards for the 21st century; to respect the EU’s and Member States’ political, social and cultural models as well as the fundamental principles enshrined in the EU Treaties, and those included in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU, such as gender equality; to promote and protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law worldwide;

Regrets that the Commission does not put enough emphasis on the gender dimension of poverty; believes the EU must invest in the specific needs of women and design social protection packages that address the challenges faced by women; emphasises that gender equality and women’s empowerment (GEWE) are essential to the attainment of international development goals; highlights the fact that the economic and political empowerment of women is not only a driving force for gender equality but is also fundamental to achieving overall economic growth in developing countries and reducing poverty; urges the Commission to ensure that gender equal ...[+++]ity and the empowerment of women will be mainstreamed in all EU development policies and programmes through its 2010 Gender Action Plan;