Education
Education is a life-long process and has a crucial role in the economic and social development of Europe. From pre-school to adult education, women and men continue to encounter gender stereotypes and discrimination that can have a profound impact on their educational choices and career paths. Dismantling these barriers would put an end to education segregation by gender.
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- ResourceEducation, Employment
An e-learning training material prepared in relation to the exam for public administration officials...
- ResourceEducation, Employment
Good training practices from the EQUAL programme with regard to equal opportunities of women and men...
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Economic and financial affairs
Consists of two parts, one designed for public administration, the other one for the private sector....
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Justice
Good practice examples on gender mainstreaming in public administration.
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Guide for the implementation of gender mainstreaming in Regional Policies.
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Justice
Guide for the implementation of gender mainstreaming in Local Policies.
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Guide for the implementation of gender mainstreaming in National Policies.
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Justice
The website of the Agentur für Gleichstellung im ESF contains a section that contains an extensive c...
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Justice
Counseling Guide for Women Victims of Violence with specific quidelines for professionals.
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Justice
Midterm Progress Report on the imlemetnation of Gender Equality Policy in Greece.
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Economic and financial affairs
Handbook for the practical implementation of gender budgeting....
- ResourceEducation, Employment, Justice
National gender equality policy programme.