Economic and financial affairs
Gender equality in economic and financial affairs is not just a matter of fairness. It is necessary to ensure Europe’s economic growth and the well-being of its citizens. To ensure that market policies benefit women and men equally, the European institutions have introduced a range of measures to assess, monitor and enhance their impact on gender equality.
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Step 1: Understand the dynamics...
- Toolkit pageEconomic and financial affairs
Step 1: Understand the dynamics...
- Toolkit pageEconomic and financial affairs
In selecting and formulating proposed activities to promote work-life balance through the use of the...
- Toolkit pageEconomic and financial affairs
Table below categorises proposed interventions according to objectives in proposed funds’ regulation...
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The first step is to ensure alignment with the EU’s gender equality goals....
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This tool contains four main steps....
- Toolkit pageEconomic and financial affairs
This tool allows Member States to consider how different funds can be used in a complementary manner...
- Toolkit pageEconomic and financial affairs
Hypothetical case study: addressing identified gender equality gaps in an OP...
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The CPR specifies that the content of each OP must contain the following elements[1]:...
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The CPR specifies that each Partnership Agreement (PA) must contain the following elements:...
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The checklists below follow seven main steps:...
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This section contains two checklists: one on developing Partnership Agreements (PAs);...