The SADC Gender Protocol and the Post 2015 Agenda

This pamphlet lays out why the SADC Gender Protocol must move with the times and think global and act local. The Protocol on Gender and Development was adopted in 2008. It is a sub-regional roadmap that went beyond the requirements of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Now SADC citizens are demanding that the region stay ahead of global trends by reviewing the Protocol in 2015 and aligning it to the Sustainable development Goals (SDGs). The SA Gender Protocol Alliance is using the experience in the region to demand gender indicators in all the SDGs.

Publisher: Diakonia and Norwegian Church Aid
Year of Publication: 2015