Calendar of events: UN observances worldwide
 The fifty-second session of the Commission
on the Status of Women takes place at the United Nations headquarters in New York from 25
February to 7 March 2008.
In accordance with its multi-year programme of work for 2007-2009, the Commission considers "Financing for gender equality and the empowerment of women" as its priority theme.
Calendar of parallel events organized by Permanent Missions and UN Agencies >>
Calendar of parallel events organized by NGOs >>
 United
Nations Headquarters New York
Panel discussion
United Nations International Women’s Day
"Investing in Women and Girls"
6 March 2008, 10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
United Nations Headquarters, Conference Room 2
OPENING
H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General, United Nations
Ms. Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi, Minister of Public Service and Administration, Republic of South Africa
Mr. Lloyd Blankfein, Chairman and CEO, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc
HIGH LEVEL PANEL
Panelists
Ms. Sabine de Bethune, Senator, Belgian Parliament, Chairwoman of the Flemish Christian Democrat Party (CD&V) in the Senate
Ms. Muriel Siebert, Founder, Chairwoman and CEO, Muriel Siebert & Co., Inc.
Ms. Zara Khatib, Technology Marketing Manager, Shell International, United Arab Emirates
Ms. Inez Murray, Vice President for Technical Assistance and Programs, Women's World Bank
Moderator
Mrs. Rhonda Schaffler, Anchor of “Open Exchange”, Bloomberg
Television
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Office of the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General
on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women (OSAGI)
Panel discussion
Investing in Women: What is being done
6 March 2008, 1:15 - 2:45 pm
United Nations Headquarters, Conference Room 2
Panelists
Mr. Douglas Freeman, Founder of the World Diversity Leadership Summit and CEO, VirtCom Consulting
Ms. Maie Ayoub von Kohl, Acting Special Adviser on
Gender & Diversity, UNICEF
Ms. Soknan Han Jung, Head of Gender Equality and
Diversity Unit, UNDP
Ms. Maria Hutchinson, Chief of Learning Section,
United Nations
Moderator
Ms. Aparna Mehrotra, Office of the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women (OSAGI)
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 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
On the occasion of Women’s day on the 8 March 2008, the Right to Food Unit is pleased to announce the publication of a right to food study on
Women and the Right to Food – International Law and State Practice
 The study looks at the right to food in the context of gender discrimination. It includes a brief overview of the position of women's right to food in international law and identifies gaps in both law and practice.
Controversial issues are discussed such as: to what extent are women’s hunger and food insecurity a matter of health alone and not one of life, survival and development? to what extent is denial of food for women a matter of violation of ‘mothers’ rights’, or of ‘children’s rights’ rather than one of women’s rights? to what extent are food insecurity and eating disorders a matter of health and disease, or of violation of human rights?
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 International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
To observe International Women’s Day 2008, the Office of the President of IFAD invites all staff to a coffee break on Monday 10 March at 11.30 in the executive dining room. This year, the theme for International Women’s Day is “Investing in women and girls”.
In the afternoon, the Gender Units of FAO and IFAD are co-hosting a seminar on “Climate
change: challenges and opportunities for men and women farmers”. Iceland’s Ministry for the Environment is sponsoring the seminar and environment Minister Thórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir will attend. The seminar will be held at FAO in the Green Room from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. All IFAD staff are invited to attend.
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 International
Labour Organization (ILO)
The ILO has firmly established itself in the
Geneva community as the regular host for a
major event commemorating International
Women’s Day (IWD).Over the past years,
ILO headquarters and field offices have
held events, often highlighting the role
and/or achievements of women in a
particular field of work, or associating the
events with the ILO’s ongoing work in
gender equity and in improving the situation
of women in the world of work.
Planned International Women's Day activities
In 2008, the slogan that will set
the basis for ILO’s International Women’s Day is
“Investing in Decent Work for women: Not
just right, but smart”, based on the
overwhelming evidence that promoting
equality is not only a matter of human
rights, but it also makes good economic
sense. Empowering women goes beyond
the intrinsic value for women themselves,
and has profound impacts on families,
communities, national economies right
through to achieving global goals such as all
eight MDGs.
The ILO theme is also connected to the
identified theme of the 52nd session of the
Commission on the Status of Women
theme and the official United Nations IWD
theme financing for gender equality and
the empowerment of women. The slogan
that will set the basis for the UN’s IWD
celebrations is “Investing in women and
girls”.
As with previous years, a panel discussion
at ILO headquarters is planned for Friday,
March 7 (as March 8 falls on a Saturday).
The panellists are:
Ms. Evelyn Oputu (Managing
Director - Bank of Industry and the former
Executive Director of First National Bank,
Nigeria)
Ms. Michaela Walsh (Founder of
Women's World Banking and the first
woman manager of Merrill Lynch
International, United States)
Ms. Rupa Manel Silva (Founder
of the Women’s Development Service
Cooperative Society/ Women’s Bank of Sri
Lanka)
Ms. Agnes Jongerius (President of
the Trade Union Confederation of the
Netherlands, and Vice President of the
ITUC)
Resources and materials
An updated Global
Employment Trends for Women, focusing on the situation of working
women worldwide, will be made available in
three languages (English, French and
Spanish) on March 7, 2008. A press release
discussing the report's main findings will be
launched on March 6.
A brochure focusing on Women and
Microfinance and a Fact sheet on Decent
Work for Women will be launched on
Friday March 7. This material will be
available online as well as in paper copy at
the end of February.
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 International Telecommunication Union
(ITU)
International Women's Day Celebration
6 March 2008
11:45-14:00
ITU, Montbrillant 2nd floor
11:45 - 12:30
Refreshments & snacks
12:30 - 12:45
Opening by Ms Marianne Wilson, Focal Point of the ITU Gender Group
Statement by Dr Hamadoun Touré, Secretary-General of ITU
Video Message from the ITU Elected Officials
Statement by Mr Jacques Sanou, President of the ITU Staff Council
12:45 - 13:30
"Why Women Mean Business"
An interactive talk on enhancing gender inclusiveness by JoAnne
Freeman, Leadership Specialist (Consecutive interpretation in French)
13:30 - 14:00
"Songs for Women"
Musical performance by international singer Krista Kellner
Coffee and sweets
ITU website >>
 United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)
IWD Events Sponsored by UNIFEM and National Committees for UNIFEM:
3-8 March, Afghanistan
International Women's Day Activities in Afghanistan
Co-sponsored by: UNIFEM, other UN agencies, Afghan government agencies, and NGOs.
4-20 March, Singapore
INSEAD's Best of Management for Women
Co-sponsored by: National Committee for UNIFEM, Singapore; INSEAD; IPAC Financial Planning Singapore; IAA Singapore; INSEAD Knowledge and Artesan Art Gallery.
6 March, New York, USA
3rd Annual New York City Celebration of International Women's Day – On the Money: Women Investing in Women
Co-sponsored by: UNIFEM, UN Division for the Advancement of Women, and a number of New York and US NGOs.
6 March, Tajikistan
Round Table: Gender Aspects of Disaster Risk Reduction
Sponsored by: UNIFEM.
Info: Nargis Azizova, +992 474 4 410641, nargis.azivova[at]unifem.org
8 March, Sierra Leone
Concert: Fighting Gender Inequality and Poverty
Co-sponsored by: UNIFEM, other UN agencies, and Sierra Leone Female Musician Association. Contact: Linda Kemoh, linda.kemoh[at]unifem.org
9 March, Singapore
Free Medical Checkups for Domestic Workers
Co-sponsored by: National Committee for UNIFEM, Singapore; Susan Lim Surgery; ParkwayHealth. Contact: National Committee for UNIFEM, Singapore, +65 6238 6761
10 March, Singapore
Women Mean Business: Celebrating International Women’s Day 2008
Co-sponsored by: National Committee for UNIFEM, Singapore; Australian High Commission. Contact: National Committee for UNIFEM, Singapore, +65 6238 6761
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United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)
In observance of International Women's Day, the Executive Secretary of ECLAC announced the creation of the Women and Development Division within ECLAC, as requested by Member States of the regional commission. The Division will focus on strengthening gender equality mechanisms at the national level and support Governments and the United Nations system in mainstreaming a gender perspective into all sectors and at all levels of decision-making within the United Nation system. As a next step, the Division in cooperation with UNIFEM, INSTRAW, UNFPA and WHO will establish the first gender observatory for Latin America and the Caribbean.
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United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)
UN Observes International Women’s Day in Bangkok on 7 March
"Investing in Women and Girls" Theme This Year
In celebration of International Women’s Day, 8 March, the United Nations system in Thailand will organize a special event on Friday, 7 March 2008 at the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC).
This year’s global theme is “Investing in Women and Girls”, which highlights the importance of financial and other resources for the promotion of women’s empowerment and the multiplier effect of investing in women on economic growth and development.
Increasing resources for women’s empowerment, particularly in education, has far-reaching and inter-generational social and economic benefits for families and societies at large and contributes to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and other development commitments.
The Asian and Pacific region loses US$ 42-47 billion per year due to restrictions on women’s access to employment opportunities and US$16-30 billion a year as a result of gender gaps in education, according to a study last year by the United Nations’ regional arm – the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP).
The special event will feature two keynote presentations on financing for gender equality, a panel dialogue, an exhibition, and a film screening. The keynote speakers are H.E.
Ms. Latha Reddy, Ambassador of India to Thailand, and H.E.
Mr. Pieter Jozef Theofile Marres, Ambassador of the Netherlands to Thailand.
The dialogue panel will include:
Ms. Maytinee Bhongsvej, Executive Director, Association for the Promotion of the Status of Women
Mr. Vitit Muntarbhorn, Professor of Law, Chulalongkorn University
Ms. Chen Xiaoyan, Gender and Development Studies, Asian Institute of Technology
Mr. Larry Jagan, freelance journalist and media consultant
The event will additionally feature a briefing on the United Nations Secretary-General's Campaign to End Violence against Women. The recently launched multi-year campaign will focus on global advocacy, UN leadership by example, and strengthened partnership at the national and regional levels. The UN estimates that at least one out of every three women in the world is likely to be beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abused in her lifetime, and one in five women will become a victim of rape or attempted rape.
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 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Every year on 8 March, both at and away from Headquarters, UNESCO celebrates International Women's Day (IWD), a flagship event which highlights at the international level questions relating to women's empowerment and gender equality.
Considering moreover that, in the new Medium-Term Strategy for 2008-2013, UNESCO accords priority to gender equality, this year's observation of IWD is very important and special.
In line with the United Nations theme for the 2008 edition of IWD, "Financing for Gender Equality", UNESCO will focus its International Round Table event on the theme "Gender
Equality: Make it Your Business!" that will take place on Monday, 10 March 2008.
In addition to the Round Table and throughout the month of March, a series of
events will be organized at Headquarters, which aim at drawing the public's attention
to a variety of issues concerning women's rights, women's empowerment and gender
equality:
 GENDER EQUALITY – MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS
International Conference, 10 March 2008 - from 3 to 5.30 p.m., Room II
The theme of this year’s International Conference, “Gender Equality: Make it Your Business!” is based on the United Nations’ official theme for International Women’s Day 2008: “Financing for Gender Equality.”
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 IVORIAN EVENING WITH DOBET GNAHORE
11 March 2008 at 7 p.m., Room I
Evening organized by the Division for Gender Equality in collaboration with the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie.
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 1000 WOMEN FOR THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE – Art Exhibition
Organized in collaboration with the organization “1000 PeaceWomen Across the Globe”
10 - 21 March 2008, Salle des Pas Perdus
Vernissage 10 March 2008
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 ALICE IN ‘CINEMALAND’ – Art Exhibition
Organized in collaboration with Thierry Peeters and the association "Les amis d’Alice Guy-Blaché"
10 – 21 March 2008, Rooms Miro I and II
Vernissage 10 March 2008
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 ENGAGED AFRICAN ART WITH A WOMAN’S TOUCH – Exhibition of paintings
By Brigitte Rabarijaona
10 – 21 March 2008, Salle des Actes
Vernissage 10 March 2008
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 WOMEN
FROM DAY TO DAY – Exhibition of kakemonos, paintings and engravings
Organized
in collaboration with the Colombian Embassy to France and the Colombian permanent
Delegation to UNESCO
By Mercedes Uribe
10 - 21 March 2008, Hall Ségur
Vernissage 10 March 2008
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 AFTER TLE LITERACY BOOM : COLOMBIAN WRITERS AND POETS – Exhibition of photos, texts, poems and books
Organized in collaboration with the Colombian Embassy to France and the Colombian permanent Delegation to UNESCO
10 - 21 March 2008, room Miro III
Vernissage 10 March 2008
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 MUTILATIONS, WOMEN’S CRIES by Benedicta Tariere Peretu and Yves Marie Kerlen (film)
Projection of a documentary film
By Benedicta Tariere Peretu et Yves Marie Kerlen
25 March 2008 at 6:30 pm, Room XI
Organized in collaboration with the Kerciné association
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 Women Make the News 2008
Women Make the News 2008 is a global action which promotes gender equality in the media. It is now in it’s eight year.
We wish to encourage all media organizations producing daily news to give editorial responsibility to women editors and journalists to direct the news on 8th March, the International Day of Women, as a step to promote gender equality in the media.
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 United
Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
To commemorate IWD, UNHCR launched its Handbook for the
Protection of Women and Girls on 6 March in Geneva. A number of
events will take place in the field. UNHCR Harare is organizing in the Tongogara
refugee camp activities from 10-13 March on issues ranging from HIV and AIDS
and reproductive health advocacy, life skills development for equipping teenagers
with necessary skills for their self-reliance, gender based violence (GBV)
sensitization, and a day of drama, music and poetry to highlight the need
to combat GBV and to empower women.
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United Nations Information Centres (UNICs)
Argentina: On 10 March, UN Country Team with United Nations Information Centre Buenos Aires will host an International Women’s Day high-level panel discussion featuring Minister for Foreign Affairs Jorge Taiana, Supreme Court Member Justice Elena Highton de Nolasco, and Vice President of the House of Representatives Patricia Vaca Narvaja
Austria: On 7 March, UN International School in Vienna will support an International Women’s Day discussion event. The event has been organized by the Austrian United Nations Association, the Centre for Legal Studies, the Vienna International Centre Women's Group and the Academic Forum for Foreign Policy and will be held at the Austrian National Bank in Vienna.
Bahrain: On 8 March, an International Women’s Day press conference and seminar “Investing on Women and Girls” will be held in the UN House, Manama. The event has been organized by the UN Information Centre Manama with UN Country Team, Labour Fund, Chamber of Commerce and Bahrain Business Women Society.
Bangladesh: On 8 March, UN Information Centre Dhaka and the Lions Club will host an International Women’s Day seminar. There will also be an International Women’s Day discussion programme organized by Holy Cross College and UN Information Centre Dhaka on 13 March, along with a week-long International Women’s Day exhibition organized by the Ministry of Women Affairs, UN Country Team and UN Information Centre in Dhaka from 8-12 March. On 19 March, UN Country Team will host another International Women’s Day event in Dhaka.
Burkina Faso: On 8 March, there will be an exhibit and a television programme on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
Burundi: On 8 March, International Women's Day in Burundi will be observed through a rally, speeches and cultural shows in the Bubanza province. These activities will be coordinated by the UN Information Centre, the Ministry of Human Rights and Gender, United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB), UNIFEM, UNFPA and non-government organizations, under the patronage of the Head of State. With BINUB's support, UN Information Centre Bujumbura will deliver International Women’s Day posters, T-shirts, press kit, banners, radio/TV public service announcements, messages/slogans in Kirundi and French, and media briefings.
Colombia: On 4 March, UN Information Centre Bogota and UNIFEM will organize a press conference on the situation of women in the Colombian conflict.
Czech Republic: UN Information Centre staff will introduce a movie on Liberia, and present the Secretary-General’s campaign on violence against women during an International Women’s Day panel on gender. This will be held prior to the screening of a documentary film on rapes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Both initiatives will be held in Prague between 5-13 March.
India: On 7 March, UN Information Centre New Delhi with the All India Women's Conference will host an International Women’s Day seminar “Investing in Women and Girls” with Chief Guest Mr. Hamid Ansari, Vice President of India. On 8 March, UN Information Centre Director will read out the Secretary-General’s International Women’s Day message at several events, and an official observance will be organized by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India.
Japan: On 10 March, UN Information Centre with other UN offices in Japan will organize an International Women’s Day symposium at the UN House in Tokyo.
Peru: On 6 March, UN Information Centre Lima will host an International Women’s Day media launch of a press contest named “Investing in Women is investing in Development”. The contest consisted of four categories: press, TV, radio and photo reports.
Republic of Congo: On 10 March, UN Information Centre and UNFPA will host an International Women’s Day joint briefing on “Investing in women and girls” for a group of 70 university students from Institut de Management de Brazzaville.
Romania: Between 5 -20 March, UN Information Centre Bucharest will sponsor an International Women’s Day photo exhibition at the UN House in Bucharest.
Russian Federation: On 5 March, UN Information Centre Moscow and the UN Resident Coordinator will host a special International Women’s Day event focusing on the Secretary-General's campaign on violence against women.
South Africa: On 6 March, UN Information Centre and UN Country Team will organize an International Women’s Day panel discussion with experts on “Investing in Women and Girls” in the UN Information Centre Library in Pretoria.
Sri Lanka: On 7 March, an International Women’s Day observance will be organized by the UN Country Team, the Gender Working Group and UN Information Centre Colombo at the Cinnamon Grand Hotel in Colombo.
Tanzania: On 8 March, UN Communications Group, including UN Information Centre Dar es Salaam, and the UN Clubs Tanzania Network will host a students' International Women’s Day gender conference on the need to invest in girls by educating them. The conference will be held at the Apeadu Conference Hall, UN Compound in Dar es Salaam.
Thailand: On 7 March, UN International School will support the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)-UNIFEM’s International Women’s Day observance, which will include a panel discussion on “investing in women and girls”, an exhibition on UN agencies' work on women's issues and a film screening in Bangkok.
Ukraine: On 4 March, UN Information Office and UNDP Ukraine, in partnership with the Human Rights Committee of the Parliament of Ukraine will host an International Women’s Day press breakfast in Kyiv with the theme "Investing to Women and Girls: Ukrainian Reality".
United States: On 6 March, UN Information Centre Washington, the UN Foundation and the Women’s Foreign Policy Group will host an International Women’s Day luncheon featuring Congresswoman Barbara Lee and Department of Public Information’s Under Secretary-General Kiyotaka Akasaka at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. The event will be attended by 200 guests.
Zambia: On 8 March, UN Information Centre Lusaka with the Ministry of Gender, non-government organizations and civil society groups will organize an International Women’s Day observance event.
 United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UN/ISDR)
Message from Sálvano Briceño, Director of the secretariat of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UN/ISDR) on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2008
“A gender perspective should be integrated into all disaster risk management policies, plans and decision-making processes…”
Hyogo Framework for Action, adopted by 168 countries at the World Disaster Reduction Conference,
Kobe, January 2005.
The crucial role of women in development has long been very clear to the ISDR secretariat, and it is my pleasure on this day to reaffirm the secretariat’s commitment to achieving gender equality in disaster risk reduction.
Today I encourage governments to recognize and seize hold of the immense potential gains in socioeconomic development and resilience that can be made by adequately incorporating women’s needs into national disaster risk reduction plans and climate change adaptation strategies. There is already substantial capacity for making real change – in this regard, I acknowledge and honor the inspirational presence of so many of our women leaders in the development and disaster risk reduction field. However, advancing gender perspectives and women’s rights is not just a job for women – more men must advocate at a high level for the empowerment of women, and for the incorporation of gender budgeting into national and local development plans.
To specifically support this goal, ISDR secretariat is developing policy guidelines, implementation tools, and good practices for mainstreaming gender perspectives and disaster risk reduction into development. ISDR secretariat is working to develop an inclusive, multi-stakeholder thematic platform on Gender and Disaster Risk Reduction.
We have recently facilitated a gathering of gender experts from the fields of disaster risk reduction/disaster management, climate change adaptation and natural resource management. This workshop highlighted the great potential synergies across these technically-oriented fields in the area of development, and agreed that the cross-cutting concerns and common obstacles for mainstreaming gender perspectives can be more effectively addressed by joining our efforts and sharing our knowledge.
The importance of gender mainstreaming to build resilience to disasters has never been clearer. As the frequency and impact of climate-related disasters increases, we must commit to building a culture of prevention that is founded on the specific needs, voices, roles, and potential of women, men, boys, and girls.
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Message du Directeur du secrétariat de la Stratégie Internationale pour la Prévention des Catastrophes (ONU/SIPC) Sálvano Briceño à l’occasion du Journée internationale de la femme
“Une perspective de « genre » devrait être intégrée dans toutes les politiques, plans et processus de prise de décision de gestion des risques de catastrophe…”
Cadre d’Action de Hyogo, adopté par 168 pays lors de la Conférence mondiale sur la prévention des catastrophes, Kobe, janvier 2005.
Le rôle crucial des femmes dans le développement est depuis longtemps très clair pour le secrétariat de la SIPC, et c’est un plaisir de réaffirmer, en ce jour, l’engagement de notre secrétariat pour l'égalité de « genre » dans la réduction des risques de catastrophe.
J’encourage, aujourd'hui les gouvernements à reconnaître et à profiter des gains énormes qui peuvent être obtenus en matière de développement socio-économique et de résilience, si les besoins des femmes sont intégrés d'une manière adéquate dans les plans nationaux de réduction des risques de catastrophe et dans les stratégies d'adaptation au changement climatique. Nous avons suffisamment de capacité pour réaliser ces changements – et à cet égard, je reconnais et rends honneur à nos femmes leaders qui ont joué un rôle clé dans le développement et dans le domaine de la réduction des risques de catastrophe. Cependant, la progression des perspectives de « genre » et des droits des femmes ne concernent pas uniquement les femmes. Il est nécessaire que davantage d'hommes plaident au plus haut niveau, pour que les femmes soient investies d’un plus grand pouvoir, et pour qu’un budget destiné au « genre » soit incorporé dans les plans et projets nationaux et locaux de développement.
Pour soutenir cet objectif, le secrétariat de la SIPC est en train de développer des lignes directrices de politiques, des instruments d’implémentation et de bonnes pratiques pour l'intégration de perspectives de « genre » et de la réduction des risques de catastrophe dans le développement. Le secrétariat de la SIPC est en train de développer une plate-forme thématique incluant de multiples acteurs sur le « genre » et la réduction des risques de catastrophe
Nous avons récemment organisé une réunion d'experts de « genre » dans les domaines de la réduction des risques de catastrophe / de la gestion de catastrophes, de l'adaptation au changement climatique et de la gestion des ressources naturelles. Cet atelier a mis en exergue les synergies potentielles dans ces domaines techniques du développement, et a convenu que les inquiétudes communes pour intégrer les perspectives de « genre » peuvent être envisagées avec une plus grande efficacité en unissant nos efforts et en partageant notre savoir.
L'importance de l'intégration du « genre » pour développer la résilience face aux catastrophes n'a jamais été aussi claire. Alors que la fréquence et l'impact des catastrophes liées au climat augmentent, nous devons nous engager à créer une culture de prévention qui soit fondée sur les besoins spécifiques, les voix, les rôles, et le potentiel des femmes, des hommes, des garçons, et jeunes filles.
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