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National Consultations on Gender Issues and External Assistance Efficiency
European Commission, 2002Have gender issues been introduced into national strategies and programmes in Kyrgyzstan? This document details a national consultation, which took into account gender issues in the implementation of the Paris declaration principles in the Republic.DocumentSiyanda Update: 30 Years of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) - Issue No. 83, December 2009 / January 2010
BRIDGE, 2009In This Issue: ========== I. An Update on Forthcoming Changes to Siyanda II. Quick Guide: 30 Years of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) III. Experts' and Consultants' Database: a selection of published work from Siyanda Experts who have written on CEDAWDocumentSiyanda Update: Central Asia - Issue No. 84, February 2010
BRIDGE, 2010In This Issue: ========== I. Country Focus: Central Asia II. Experts' and Consultants' Database: a selection of published work from Siyanda Experts who have written about gender issues in Central Asia III. Contribute section: share news, resources, opportunities and perspectives I. Country Focus: Central AsiaDocumentGender, Employment and the Informal Economy. Glossary of Terms (in English and Arabic)
Institute for Women's Studies in the Arab World, Lebanese American University, 2009The Institute of Women's Studies at Birzeit University is one of the first academic centres for the study of gender in the region. The Institute evolved from a long history of Palestinian women's activism and it aims to provide an academic underpinning to the debates around women's rights, gender relations and social policy in the local and regional context.DocumentCEDAW Assessment Report for the Russian Federation
American Bar Association, 2006This report examines the situation of women's rights in the Russian Federation through an analysis of Russia's compliance with the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).DocumentMaking the Grade. A Model National Policy for the Prevention, Management and Elimination of Violence Against Girls in School (in English and French)
2009Gender influences the likelihood of becoming a landmine victim, the ability to access medical attention and long term reintegration, or risk education and awareness. This kit has been developed as a tool to empower local women's grass roots organisations to advocate for gender mainstreaming in mine action in mine affected countries.DocumentWebsite: Gender in Europe and CIS
United Nations Development Programme, 2009The last decades have been characterized by turbulent changes and transition in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) region with multiple complex impacts on both women and men. Transition and development processes in the region have occurred without the full participation of women, weakening women's position in political and socio-economic life.DocumentGender Assessment Synthesis Report - Mainstreaming Gender in Poverty Reduction Strategies in Four Central Asian Republics
Asian Development Bank, 2006How far have reforms in the post-Soviet period improved gender equality or responsiveness to the different needs and interests of men and women? This report draws on findings from country gender assessments in 2004-2005 in four Central Asian republics (CARs) - Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Tajikistan.