Implementation

Edzai Mupupuni My life as a leader began when I was involved in spearheading voluntary work in charity activities mainly focusing on women and the handicapped. In addition, I was […]

By Colleen Lowe Morna New York, 20 March:  How can national statistical bureau harness citizen generated data for measuring SDG 5 – gender equality? This is one of many questions […]

By Melody Kandare Johannesburg, 18 July: While on a work assignment to administer monitoring and evaluation questionnaires on the progress of the SADC protocol on gender and development in Midvaal […]

The adoption of the Declaration and Treaty of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) at the summit which took place in August 1992 in Windhoek, Namibia, potentially marked a major […]

Botswana, August 2015

Maputo, 30 de Março: Moçambique é o paÁ­s lusófono com o maior número de mulheres no parlamento, com 39.6 por cento dos duzentos e cinquenta deputados.
A nÁ­vel mundial, Moçambique ocupa o décimo terceiro lugar, enquanto Angola fica na décima nona posição, com 36.8 por cento.
Cabo Verde ocupa o sexagésimo terceiro, com uma Assembleia Nacional constituÁ­da por 20.8 por cento de mulheres.
A Moçambique seguem-se, por ordem decrescente, Timor-Leste, Angola, Portugal, Guiné Equatorial, Cabo Verde, São Tomé e PrÁ­ncipe, Guiné-Bissau e Brasil.
O Brasil, que ocupa a última posição entre os paÁ­ses lusófonos, estÁ¡ no centésimo décimo sexta lugar, com nove por cento de mulheres na Câmara dos Deputados e treze ponto seis por cento de mulheres do Senado Federal.

Gender Links, como coordenadora da Aliança sobre o Protocolo de Género da África Austral, em parceria com o Ministério da Mulher e Acção Social (MMAS) e o Fórum Mulher levaram a cabo um seminÁ¡rio de 4 dias (25 a 27 de Agosto de 2014)

This is a report of a Gender Mainstreaming training workshop of key government personnel and stakeholders from development partners and civil society organisations in Malawi which took place at Crossroads Hotel in Lilongwe, Malawi from 6th-10th October 2014.

Madagascar, September 2014

Gender Links, as coordinator of the Southern Africa Gender Protocol Alliance, in partnership with the SADC Gender Unit, held a a four day capacity building workshop on Aligning National Action Plans to the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development and Costing Implementation from 11- 14 June 2013.