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Gender mainstreaming
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Promote the gender perspective as a cross-cutting policy that defines the organization's actions. This implies, among other things, the search for parity in the integration of commissions; the incorporation of books and articles written by women; and the promotion of participatory budget projects with a gender perspective.
Original idea: https://participate.peoplepowered.org/processes/policies/f/8/proposals/126
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The gender perspectives or goal of gender equality to be central of all People Powered's activities as well as that of its members. Undertake particular measures to ensure effective implementation of gender mainstreaming and promotion of gender equality at all levels of Powered's work as well as the work of its members. Reporting on progress of this matter in reports or other written updates.
This proposal could be part of the proposal on Inclusion and Acceptability Strategies.
@Karla how does it sound to you to combine this proposal with the inclusion and accessibility strategies proposal here: Inclusion and Accessibility Strategies
Conversation with Carol Kiangura
I think we need to be more intentional on gender and feminist approaches. Promoting gender as a cross cutting policy only scratches the surface and does not look in depth into issues that affect or influence excluded groups e.g. women. We need to go beyond inclusion in our resources, but using an approach that puts e.g. different groups of women at the front and center of our work
I agree with you, Carol. Gender approaches need to be more assertive than just a cross-cutting policy. We need to influence/promote feminists PBs around the globe, finding champions and supporting women to become champions on Participatory Democracy in the global south.
This is a valuable area of work. I would be interested in exploring links between PB and gender budgeting within this work.
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