Examples of using Equality perspective in English and their translations into Arabic
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practice, with the result that a gender equality perspective is not yet fully integrated into the work of the United Nations;
It highlights a limited number of outcomes and cross-cutting tools that will guide the Fund ' s work while placing a higher priority on bringing a gender equality perspective to coordination mechanisms, such as the poverty reduction strategies and MDG processes.
These have also received training by the National Commission for Citizenship and Gender Equality to allow them to integrate a gender equality perspective in policies and actions to be implemented by their Ministry in order to reach a de facto gender equality, and also to draw and implement an Action Plan for Gender Equality in their specific policy area.
In the new Rural Development Programme, which covers the period 2014-2020, the gender equality perspective has been strengthened and been given its own objective: Women and men are to have the same conditions,
She provides a strong gender focus to work on all the Groups by looking after the women ' s human rights elements of the agenda and ensuring that a gender equality perspective is fully taken into account in a co-ordinated way across national policy and programme development.
In pursuing its objectives, UNEP will continue to integrate and mainstream the gender equality perspective in all subprogrammes, particularly in the work related to environmental policy and law development, communication and outreach, sustainable management of natural resources and sustainable consumption patterns.
Welcomes the UNIFEM strategic approach to becoming an effective resource to programme countries and United Nations organizations in bringing, under the leadership and ownership of the programme countries, a gender equality perspective to coordination mechanisms such as the Common Country Assessment/United Nations Development Assistance Framework and the national poverty reduction strategies;
Her role is to ensure that a gender equality perspective is fully taken into account across policy and programme development.
coordination mechanism was or what kind of structures existed in other ministries to address the gender equality perspective in their policymaking and implementation.
in co-operation with the National Labour Market Authority and aims at integrating the gender equality perspective in their daily work.
Encourages the Fund to continue to contribute to the harmonization and coordination processes of United Nations reform through strengthened partnerships with other funds, programmes and organizations of the United Nations system through the promotion of women ' s human rights and gender equality perspective in the policies, guidelines and tools developed by the United Nations Development Group;
The Government was given a number of recommendations for its future work, including a recommendation that more knowledge and awareness of human rights needs to be disseminated throughout the public sector and that the next action plan for human rights should be marked by a gender equality perspective.
(a) To identify, assess and monitor relevant needs, priorities, trends, developments and policies at the national, subregional, and regional levels, bearing in mind a gender equality perspective, in order to incorporate them into UNEP policy and programme development, in order to improve consistency with the regional needs and priorities;
(d) The Subcommittee on Education has prepared the position of the NMWR regarding the ongoing Educational Reform, stressing the need for integrating gender equality at all levels of education and, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Culture(MOEC), is preparing the organization of a seminar on Gender Equality Perspective in Education;
The Committee strongly recommends that the State party take effective measures to incorporate a gender equality perspective in both legislation and in governmental policies and administrative programmes, with a view to ensuring equality of men and women and addressing in particular the problems of the low legal age of marriage for girls, more severe punishment of women for adultery and" honour crimes", and the unequal treatment of women insofar as personal, property, succession and social security laws are concerned.
Gender equality advisers and members of interdepartmental teams have received appropriate training promoted by the Commission for Citizenship and Gender Equality, so as to develop the basic theoretical and technical skills to allow them to integrate a gender equality perspective in policies and actions to be implemented by their respective ministries in order to reach de facto gender equality and to draw and implement an action plan for gender equality in their specific policy area.
was not commensurate with the authority and responsibilities required. DIP would transfer these functions within the Department to a suitably senior post. The Director was confident that a gender equality perspective had been mainstreamed in training programmes and noted that,
Gender equality perspectives are highly important in migration,
A number of Member States have stipulated that gender equality perspectives should be incorporated into their planning and development of administrative frameworks and budget allocations.
In other countries, efforts were made to mainstream gender equality perspectives throughout the budget process in all spending areas, not just certain sectors.