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Are we there yet? Assessing progress, inspiring action the Council of Europe Gender Equality strategy 2014-2017
Are we there yet? Assessing progress, inspiring action the Council of Europe Gender Equality strategy 2014-2017 a conference organized by the Council of Europe in partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs of Estonia. The conference will take place in Tallinn, Estonia on 30 June and 1 July 2016 at the Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia.
The aims of the conference are to:
- Take stock of the progress in the implementation of the Gender Equality Strategy 2014-2017 and analyse its impact;
- forward recent developments in member states concerning tools for enhancing gender mainstreaming, from political will to e-solutions;
- an impetus for a closer future co-operation among international organisations in implementing gender mainstreaming and thus supporting also its wider and more effective implementation at the national level;
- both the positive and the negative impact of social media in promoting gender equality, including dissemination of information about the needs and practices to either support or overcome these impacts and to facilitate the creation of relevant co-operation networks;
- discussions to form a basis for the future strategy to promote gender equality in the Council of Europe.
For those of who you would like to participate in the conference, please complete online registration on the conference website: http://www.coe.int/en/web/genderequality/tallinn-conference
Please note, however, that the Council of Europe is unable to cover any costs related to your participation.
- Take stock of the progress in the implementation of the Gender Equality Strategy 2014-2017 and analyse its impact;
- forward recent developments in member states concerning tools for enhancing gender mainstreaming, from political will to e-solutions;
- an impetus for a closer future co-operation among international organisations in implementing gender mainstreaming and thus supporting also its wider and more effective implementation at the national level;
- both the positive and the negative impact of social media in promoting gender equality, including dissemination of information about the needs and practices to either support or overcome these impacts and to facilitate the creation of relevant co-operation networks;
- discussions to form a basis for the future strategy to promote gender equality in the Council of Europe.
For those of who you would like to participate in the conference, please complete online registration on the conference website: http://www.coe.int/en/web/genderequality/tallinn-conference
Please note, however, that the Council of Europe is unable to cover any costs related to your participation.
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