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Gender Bite

The objective of the Gender Bite is to provide an introduction to the policy framework on WPS agenda, the concept of gender and its practical application in the context of PSD as well as to complement the Department’s efforts to implement the recommendation of the Peace and Security Council for the Commission to undertake “regular training sessions for AU headquarters and field staff to strengthen their skills in gender mainstreaming”. (346th Meeting of the Peace and Security Council, 26th March 2013)

The Gender Bite emphasizes the importance of working with a gender perspective. In its essence, a gender perspective means that we consciously account for the different needs, interests and opportunities of girls, women, boys and men when we plan and implement our tasks and duties. As such, a gender perspective broadens our perspective, helps us to establish more inclusive processes and achieve more sustainable results. It is therefore essential to all peace-building efforts.

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  • Gender Bite Four 2019
    18,Nov 2020 00:47:05
  • Gender Bite Three June 2019
    18,Nov 2020 00:45:11
  • Gender Bite Two June 2019
    18,Nov 2020 00:44:05
  • Gender Bite One May 2019
    18,Nov 2020 00:42:08

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