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The document discusses creating a gender fair society through gender fair language, equal access for programs and products, gender analysis, and gender integrated steering tools. A gender fair society is defined by full equality where gender responsive laws, socio-cultural analysis, and systemic evaluation are used to achieve gender equality, women's empowerment, and human rights.
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