Asignatura: Historia de los países de habla inglesa / History of english-speaking countries.
Título: New Zealand Gender Equality
Objetivo 5: Igualdad de género / Goal 5: Gender Equality
By: Claudia Manrique Gallar
19-Examples for Beam Column (Steel Structural Design & Prof. Shehab Mourad)Hossam Shafiq II
1. The document provides examples of checking the strength of beams and columns.
2. In the first example, the beam section W 310 x 97 is checked to resist ultimate loads and is found to be safe.
3. In the second example, the safety of column section W 360 x 72 is checked for a given load of 250 kN when laterally supported at mid-height. It is found to be unsafe by about 8% and requires a larger section.
El documento presenta el estudio de las características de una cuenca hidrográfica utilizando el programa Autocad Civil 3D. Se importan las curvas de nivel y ríos de mapas nacionales para generar la superficie de la cuenca. Luego se delimita la cuenca y se calculan parámetros como el área, perímetro, pendiente media, curva hipsométrica y características geomorfológicas. El documento provee marco teórico sobre estas características y el análisis de cuencas con
The document discusses computing runoff depth using infiltration capacity curves. It provides the following information:
1) An infiltration capacity curve plots infiltration capacity against time and can be superimposed on a rainfall graph to determine infiltration (dotted area) and runoff (hatched area).
2) Horton's equation is used to model the time evolution of infiltration capacity assuming unlimited water supply at the soil surface.
3) An example computation is shown applying Horton's equation and comparing infiltration capacity to precipitation intensity to determine actual infiltration and runoff rates over time.
1. El documento presenta diferentes métodos para formular la ecuación de movimiento dinámica (EDM) y resolverla, incluyendo métodos de generación directa, trabajo virtual y principio de Hamilton.
2. Se describen soluciones para sistemas libres sin y con amortiguamiento, así como métodos para determinar la respuesta dinámica en función del tiempo o la frecuencia.
3. Se explican conceptos como la deflexión estática, la energía cinética y potencial de un sistema, y cómo determinar el coeficiente de amortiguamiento.
This file contains a presentation on " interlinking of rivers in India ". Describing the efforts made in past, present scenario, possibilities, problems their solution and alternatives.
This document discusses the global economic impact of accidents on the health care system. Some key points:
- 1.2 million people die each year in road traffic accidents, averaging 3242 daily deaths worldwide. 20-50 million more are injured or disabled.
- 90% of traffic deaths occur in low and middle-income countries, where roads are less safe and medical care is less accessible.
- Road accidents are predicted to rise to the 8th leading cause of death by 2030 if no action is taken, with an 83% increase in deaths projected in low-and middle-income nations.
- The total global economic cost is estimated at $518 billion annually, exceeding development assistance received by many
Este documento presenta un libro sobre hidráulica de canales escrito por Pedro Rodríguez Ruiz. El libro contiene cuatro capítulos que cubren temas como flujo uniforme, energía específica, fuerza específica y flujo gradualmente variado. El autor tiene amplia experiencia en proyectos e ingeniería hidráulica y busca proporcionar a estudiantes un texto adecuado al programa de estudios de Hidráulica II. El libro incluye explicaciones teóricas con ejemplos prácticos para
Riverbank erosion is a major natural hazard in Bangladesh that affects millions of people annually. The erosion destroys farmland, homes, and infrastructure as the major rivers like the Jamuna, Ganges, and Padma migrate and change course. Specific areas along these rivers experience erosion rates of up to 1,600 meters per year. The erosion displaces many families and has significant socioeconomic impacts, including loss of livelihoods, debt, unemployment, and the creation of impoverished refugee populations. Whole communities are sometimes forced to relocate multiple times due to the unpredictable shifting of the river channels.
19-Examples for Beam Column (Steel Structural Design & Prof. Shehab Mourad)Hossam Shafiq II
1. The document provides examples of checking the strength of beams and columns.
2. In the first example, the beam section W 310 x 97 is checked to resist ultimate loads and is found to be safe.
3. In the second example, the safety of column section W 360 x 72 is checked for a given load of 250 kN when laterally supported at mid-height. It is found to be unsafe by about 8% and requires a larger section.
El documento presenta el estudio de las características de una cuenca hidrográfica utilizando el programa Autocad Civil 3D. Se importan las curvas de nivel y ríos de mapas nacionales para generar la superficie de la cuenca. Luego se delimita la cuenca y se calculan parámetros como el área, perímetro, pendiente media, curva hipsométrica y características geomorfológicas. El documento provee marco teórico sobre estas características y el análisis de cuencas con
The document discusses computing runoff depth using infiltration capacity curves. It provides the following information:
1) An infiltration capacity curve plots infiltration capacity against time and can be superimposed on a rainfall graph to determine infiltration (dotted area) and runoff (hatched area).
2) Horton's equation is used to model the time evolution of infiltration capacity assuming unlimited water supply at the soil surface.
3) An example computation is shown applying Horton's equation and comparing infiltration capacity to precipitation intensity to determine actual infiltration and runoff rates over time.
1. El documento presenta diferentes métodos para formular la ecuación de movimiento dinámica (EDM) y resolverla, incluyendo métodos de generación directa, trabajo virtual y principio de Hamilton.
2. Se describen soluciones para sistemas libres sin y con amortiguamiento, así como métodos para determinar la respuesta dinámica en función del tiempo o la frecuencia.
3. Se explican conceptos como la deflexión estática, la energía cinética y potencial de un sistema, y cómo determinar el coeficiente de amortiguamiento.
This file contains a presentation on " interlinking of rivers in India ". Describing the efforts made in past, present scenario, possibilities, problems their solution and alternatives.
This document discusses the global economic impact of accidents on the health care system. Some key points:
- 1.2 million people die each year in road traffic accidents, averaging 3242 daily deaths worldwide. 20-50 million more are injured or disabled.
- 90% of traffic deaths occur in low and middle-income countries, where roads are less safe and medical care is less accessible.
- Road accidents are predicted to rise to the 8th leading cause of death by 2030 if no action is taken, with an 83% increase in deaths projected in low-and middle-income nations.
- The total global economic cost is estimated at $518 billion annually, exceeding development assistance received by many
Este documento presenta un libro sobre hidráulica de canales escrito por Pedro Rodríguez Ruiz. El libro contiene cuatro capítulos que cubren temas como flujo uniforme, energía específica, fuerza específica y flujo gradualmente variado. El autor tiene amplia experiencia en proyectos e ingeniería hidráulica y busca proporcionar a estudiantes un texto adecuado al programa de estudios de Hidráulica II. El libro incluye explicaciones teóricas con ejemplos prácticos para
Riverbank erosion is a major natural hazard in Bangladesh that affects millions of people annually. The erosion destroys farmland, homes, and infrastructure as the major rivers like the Jamuna, Ganges, and Padma migrate and change course. Specific areas along these rivers experience erosion rates of up to 1,600 meters per year. The erosion displaces many families and has significant socioeconomic impacts, including loss of livelihoods, debt, unemployment, and the creation of impoverished refugee populations. Whole communities are sometimes forced to relocate multiple times due to the unpredictable shifting of the river channels.
This document discusses the causes of traffic congestion in Dhaka City, Bangladesh. It identifies several key factors contributing to congestion, including a rising population and vehicle growth rate without sufficient expansion of roads. Dhaka has only 7% of its total area dedicated to roads, compared to the recommended 25%. Other causes include inadequate traffic enforcement, dysfunctional traffic lights, unplanned road design, centralized development drawing people into the city, and illegal parking reducing effective road space. Addressing these underlying issues through improved planning, infrastructure expansion, and enforcement of traffic rules could help remedy the severe congestion that plagues Dhaka.
Este documento presenta definiciones y conceptos clave para el estudio de tránsito para el diseño de pavimentos, como volumen de tránsito, aforo vehicular y peatonal, índice medio diario, y factores de equivalencia de carga. Explica que el estudio de tránsito es fundamental para determinar el tipo y uso de pavimento a diseñar y los criterios para estimar la carga que soportará durante su período de vida. Además, incluye información sobre clasificación de vehículos según el Reglamento Nacional
Our project is the complete study about both Spot speed studies and Speed delay time survey. This topic is a part of Transportation Engineering. This report helps you to understand this topic in detail. This report will also help you to make project on associated topics in traffic engineering. In spot speed, We discussed regarding various methods available to perform the test, Our team practically performed test and established a speed limit zone near a school. Coming to speed delay time survey, we conducted a survey at a selected stretch and came out with solutions to the problems faced by the vehicle users using that stretch.
Este documento trata sobre la permeabilidad de suelos. Explica conceptos clave como la ley de Darcy, el coeficiente de permeabilidad, los factores que afectan la permeabilidad y métodos para determinarla. También define términos como nivel freático, nivel piezométrico, acuífero, acuífero confinado, flujo laminar y turbulento. Finalmente, clasifica el agua presente en suelos y describe formas de captación de agua en la naturaleza.
AIr quality and urban mobility challenges, Chandigarh Cse Web
City dialogue on Clean air and sustainable mobility, a half day workshop conducted in Chandigarh in partnership with Chandigarh Administration on 24th May 2013. The presentation shows the CSE findings and citizen perception survey.
Este documento describe el proceso de cálculo del movimiento de tierra para proyectos de carreteras. Explica cómo se calculan las áreas de corte y relleno de las secciones transversales y cómo usar esas áreas y la distancia entre secciones para calcular los volúmenes de tierra a mover. También cubre los coeficientes de abundamiento y compactación que se aplican para obtener los volúmenes finales de tierra a excavar y a colocar.
El documento describe los principios y la importancia de los sistemas de drenaje vial. Explica que un sistema de drenaje vial funciona para recolectar y desviar aguas superficiales y subterráneas, lo que es crucial para garantizar el funcionamiento de las carreteras. También cubre los tipos de drenaje, incluidos drenajes de aguas superficiales y subterráneas. Finalmente, incluye reflexiones sobre cómo un sistema de drenaje vial adecuado puede reducir daños a la carretera y aumentar su vida útil
1) Los subdrenajes son zanjas excavadas a mano o máquina, rellenadas con material filtrante y elementos de captación y transporte de agua para interceptar el agua subterránea. 2) Existen varios tipos de materiales filtrantes como geotextiles o materiales granulares naturales para proteger el suelo y permitir el paso de agua. 3) Los drenes horizontales, pantallas de drenaje, galerías y pozos verticales son otras formas de drenaje subterráneo para controlar el agua y presiones de poros.
This document discusses traffic congestion and its causes and effects. It provides background on traffic congestion, explaining that it occurs when traffic demand exceeds road capacity. Some key causes mentioned include the high number of vehicles on roads, lack of public transportation infrastructure, and road design issues. The effects discussed include increased pollution, economic impacts of delays, road rage, and impediments to emergency vehicles. Solutions proposed involve improving road infrastructure, implementing better traffic control measures, and encouraging public transit use.
Memoria descriptiva de una carretera entre los pueblos de Tambo Grande y LocutoPedroVictorRalVilche
Como parte de la experiencia curricular del curso universitario Ingeniería de Caminos impartido en la universidad Señor de Sipán – Sede Chiclayo, se desarrolla el presente expediente técnico, en el cual se pretende aplicar la teoría impartida en clase por el Ing. Ballena del Río, Pedro.
Este documento consta de los lineamientos geométricos y presupuestales de la construcción de una carretera desarrollada en la Región de Piura, provincia de Tambo Grande. Cuyo recorrido de 10 kilómetros une parte del recorrido de los pueblos de Tambo Grande y Locuto.
Este expediente técnico se desarrolló en base a los lineamientos geométricos del Manual del Diseño Geométrico de Carreteras (DG-2018) y del Manuel de Especificaciones Técnicas General para la Construcción (EG-2013).
La presa de las Tres Gargantas en China es la presa hidroeléctrica más grande del mundo. Se construyó en el río Yangtsé para controlar inundaciones, generar electricidad y permitir la navegación. La construcción duró 16 años y desplazó a más de un millón de personas. La presa tiene una capacidad de 22.500 MW y producirá beneficios económicos a largo plazo, aunque también causó grandes impactos sociales y ambientales.
The document discusses the Environmental Impact Assessment of Mumbai Metro lines. It provides an introduction to EIAs and their objectives like understanding impacts. It then describes the 7 lines of Mumbai Metro, including those completed, under construction and approved. It discusses the Aarey colony issue where thousands of trees were cut for a metro car shed. The positive impacts are reducing pollution and travel time, while negative impacts include unemployment and high energy use. It concludes that the metro was needed to address Mumbai's infrastructure pressures but development has to be balanced with protecting Aarey colony.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on gender equality and mainstreaming gender in drug prevention and recovery efforts. It discusses definitions of key terms like gender and health. It outlines UN sustainable development goals and milestones on gender mainstreaming. Data on issues facing women like health risks, violence, and social determinants of health are presented. The document then describes UNICRI's mandate and a project called DAWN which aims to advocate for gender-responsive interventions for substance use. Tools to support gender mainstreaming in this area are also mentioned.
The document summarizes a presentation on women's decision-making position and political participation in Nigeria. It begins with an overview of Nigeria's population demographics and government system. It then discusses how education has historically empowered women in Nigeria, but many girls still lack access to education due to issues like the Boko Haram insurgency. The presentation outlines Nigeria's legal frameworks supporting women's rights and highlights traditional beliefs that hinder women's decision-making. It also notes women's underrepresentation in Nigerian politics compared to global averages, showing that women comprise less than 9% of Nigerian parliamentarians. The presentation calls for a human rights-based approach to advance gender equality and women's empowerment in Nigeria.
Priscillia t. guladiah Sustainable Development Goals (Goal 5 Gender Equality)Adihamu Karneh
The document discusses Goal 5 of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, which is to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. It outlines the targets of Goal 5, which include ending discrimination and violence against women, eliminating harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation, and ensuring women's equal rights and participation in decision making in all areas of public life. Statistics provided show that while some progress has been made, such as reductions in rates of child marriage and female genital mutilation in some countries, women still face significant inequalities and discrimination globally in areas like access to healthcare, ownership of land and financial assets, and representation in politics. The presentation calls for continued action and empowerment of women
The document is a youth statement calling on the government of Cameroon to prioritize youth and women's sexual and reproductive health rights in its post-2015 development agenda. It notes that while progress was made on the Millennium Development Goals, many promises were not fully met, as women and girls continue to face violence and discrimination. The statement argues that ensuring access to contraception, comprehensive sexuality education, and abortion services could significantly reduce maternal mortality. It calls on the government to improve access to reproductive healthcare, repeal restrictive laws, and meaningfully involve youth and women in decision-making around development policies.
The document summarizes the key points from an NGO forum on the Beijing Platform for Action held in Geneva. It recognizes achievements made for women's rights in the region but also ongoing gaps and new challenges. It celebrates progress in education, health, women's organizations, and legal frameworks, but notes ongoing disparities. It expresses concern that austerity measures have disproportionately impacted women and that violence against women remains pervasive. It calls for full implementation of commitments to advance women's rights and gender equality.
We aim to ensure that women participate in policy decisions and represent their own interests. We commit to ensuring that all arms of government take action to promote the transformation of political practice for greater transparency, accountability and be mindful of women. That by the year 2025 there is significant progress to parity between men and women on boards, institutions and in higher echelons of the bureaucracies.
This document outlines Australia's strategic approach to promoting gender equality and women's empowerment through its international aid program. It discusses four pillars that will guide the work: 1) advancing equal access to gender-responsive health and education services; 2) increasing women's voice in decision-making and leadership; 3) empowering women economically; and 4) ending violence against women. The strategy aims to target areas where progress has been slow, like women's economic empowerment and leadership, to deliver real results and improve lives.
Policy Programmes For Capicity Buildingguestf6f310
The document discusses policies and programs aimed at empowering women and protecting their rights. It outlines the establishment of international agreements like CEDAW and conferences like those in Mexico City, Copenhagen, Nairobi, and Beijing. Key goals included gender equality, increasing life expectancy for women, and reducing violence and discrimination against women. The UN and Indian government have implemented various social and economic programs to achieve these goals and empower women.
The document discusses International Women's Day 2013 in Uganda and focuses on connecting grassroots women to development. It notes that grassroots women face challenges including limited access to resources, low education levels, gender-based violence, and responsibility for unpaid care work. However, it also outlines opportunities the government has created through policies, land rights reforms, education programs, and promoting women's participation in agriculture and savings cooperatives. It concludes with recommendations like prioritizing women's economic empowerment and health, preventing gender-based violence, increasing adult literacy, and leadership skills development.
This document discusses the causes of traffic congestion in Dhaka City, Bangladesh. It identifies several key factors contributing to congestion, including a rising population and vehicle growth rate without sufficient expansion of roads. Dhaka has only 7% of its total area dedicated to roads, compared to the recommended 25%. Other causes include inadequate traffic enforcement, dysfunctional traffic lights, unplanned road design, centralized development drawing people into the city, and illegal parking reducing effective road space. Addressing these underlying issues through improved planning, infrastructure expansion, and enforcement of traffic rules could help remedy the severe congestion that plagues Dhaka.
Este documento presenta definiciones y conceptos clave para el estudio de tránsito para el diseño de pavimentos, como volumen de tránsito, aforo vehicular y peatonal, índice medio diario, y factores de equivalencia de carga. Explica que el estudio de tránsito es fundamental para determinar el tipo y uso de pavimento a diseñar y los criterios para estimar la carga que soportará durante su período de vida. Además, incluye información sobre clasificación de vehículos según el Reglamento Nacional
Our project is the complete study about both Spot speed studies and Speed delay time survey. This topic is a part of Transportation Engineering. This report helps you to understand this topic in detail. This report will also help you to make project on associated topics in traffic engineering. In spot speed, We discussed regarding various methods available to perform the test, Our team practically performed test and established a speed limit zone near a school. Coming to speed delay time survey, we conducted a survey at a selected stretch and came out with solutions to the problems faced by the vehicle users using that stretch.
Este documento trata sobre la permeabilidad de suelos. Explica conceptos clave como la ley de Darcy, el coeficiente de permeabilidad, los factores que afectan la permeabilidad y métodos para determinarla. También define términos como nivel freático, nivel piezométrico, acuífero, acuífero confinado, flujo laminar y turbulento. Finalmente, clasifica el agua presente en suelos y describe formas de captación de agua en la naturaleza.
AIr quality and urban mobility challenges, Chandigarh Cse Web
City dialogue on Clean air and sustainable mobility, a half day workshop conducted in Chandigarh in partnership with Chandigarh Administration on 24th May 2013. The presentation shows the CSE findings and citizen perception survey.
Este documento describe el proceso de cálculo del movimiento de tierra para proyectos de carreteras. Explica cómo se calculan las áreas de corte y relleno de las secciones transversales y cómo usar esas áreas y la distancia entre secciones para calcular los volúmenes de tierra a mover. También cubre los coeficientes de abundamiento y compactación que se aplican para obtener los volúmenes finales de tierra a excavar y a colocar.
El documento describe los principios y la importancia de los sistemas de drenaje vial. Explica que un sistema de drenaje vial funciona para recolectar y desviar aguas superficiales y subterráneas, lo que es crucial para garantizar el funcionamiento de las carreteras. También cubre los tipos de drenaje, incluidos drenajes de aguas superficiales y subterráneas. Finalmente, incluye reflexiones sobre cómo un sistema de drenaje vial adecuado puede reducir daños a la carretera y aumentar su vida útil
1) Los subdrenajes son zanjas excavadas a mano o máquina, rellenadas con material filtrante y elementos de captación y transporte de agua para interceptar el agua subterránea. 2) Existen varios tipos de materiales filtrantes como geotextiles o materiales granulares naturales para proteger el suelo y permitir el paso de agua. 3) Los drenes horizontales, pantallas de drenaje, galerías y pozos verticales son otras formas de drenaje subterráneo para controlar el agua y presiones de poros.
This document discusses traffic congestion and its causes and effects. It provides background on traffic congestion, explaining that it occurs when traffic demand exceeds road capacity. Some key causes mentioned include the high number of vehicles on roads, lack of public transportation infrastructure, and road design issues. The effects discussed include increased pollution, economic impacts of delays, road rage, and impediments to emergency vehicles. Solutions proposed involve improving road infrastructure, implementing better traffic control measures, and encouraging public transit use.
Memoria descriptiva de una carretera entre los pueblos de Tambo Grande y LocutoPedroVictorRalVilche
Como parte de la experiencia curricular del curso universitario Ingeniería de Caminos impartido en la universidad Señor de Sipán – Sede Chiclayo, se desarrolla el presente expediente técnico, en el cual se pretende aplicar la teoría impartida en clase por el Ing. Ballena del Río, Pedro.
Este documento consta de los lineamientos geométricos y presupuestales de la construcción de una carretera desarrollada en la Región de Piura, provincia de Tambo Grande. Cuyo recorrido de 10 kilómetros une parte del recorrido de los pueblos de Tambo Grande y Locuto.
Este expediente técnico se desarrolló en base a los lineamientos geométricos del Manual del Diseño Geométrico de Carreteras (DG-2018) y del Manuel de Especificaciones Técnicas General para la Construcción (EG-2013).
La presa de las Tres Gargantas en China es la presa hidroeléctrica más grande del mundo. Se construyó en el río Yangtsé para controlar inundaciones, generar electricidad y permitir la navegación. La construcción duró 16 años y desplazó a más de un millón de personas. La presa tiene una capacidad de 22.500 MW y producirá beneficios económicos a largo plazo, aunque también causó grandes impactos sociales y ambientales.
The document discusses the Environmental Impact Assessment of Mumbai Metro lines. It provides an introduction to EIAs and their objectives like understanding impacts. It then describes the 7 lines of Mumbai Metro, including those completed, under construction and approved. It discusses the Aarey colony issue where thousands of trees were cut for a metro car shed. The positive impacts are reducing pollution and travel time, while negative impacts include unemployment and high energy use. It concludes that the metro was needed to address Mumbai's infrastructure pressures but development has to be balanced with protecting Aarey colony.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on gender equality and mainstreaming gender in drug prevention and recovery efforts. It discusses definitions of key terms like gender and health. It outlines UN sustainable development goals and milestones on gender mainstreaming. Data on issues facing women like health risks, violence, and social determinants of health are presented. The document then describes UNICRI's mandate and a project called DAWN which aims to advocate for gender-responsive interventions for substance use. Tools to support gender mainstreaming in this area are also mentioned.
The document summarizes a presentation on women's decision-making position and political participation in Nigeria. It begins with an overview of Nigeria's population demographics and government system. It then discusses how education has historically empowered women in Nigeria, but many girls still lack access to education due to issues like the Boko Haram insurgency. The presentation outlines Nigeria's legal frameworks supporting women's rights and highlights traditional beliefs that hinder women's decision-making. It also notes women's underrepresentation in Nigerian politics compared to global averages, showing that women comprise less than 9% of Nigerian parliamentarians. The presentation calls for a human rights-based approach to advance gender equality and women's empowerment in Nigeria.
Priscillia t. guladiah Sustainable Development Goals (Goal 5 Gender Equality)Adihamu Karneh
The document discusses Goal 5 of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, which is to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. It outlines the targets of Goal 5, which include ending discrimination and violence against women, eliminating harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation, and ensuring women's equal rights and participation in decision making in all areas of public life. Statistics provided show that while some progress has been made, such as reductions in rates of child marriage and female genital mutilation in some countries, women still face significant inequalities and discrimination globally in areas like access to healthcare, ownership of land and financial assets, and representation in politics. The presentation calls for continued action and empowerment of women
The document is a youth statement calling on the government of Cameroon to prioritize youth and women's sexual and reproductive health rights in its post-2015 development agenda. It notes that while progress was made on the Millennium Development Goals, many promises were not fully met, as women and girls continue to face violence and discrimination. The statement argues that ensuring access to contraception, comprehensive sexuality education, and abortion services could significantly reduce maternal mortality. It calls on the government to improve access to reproductive healthcare, repeal restrictive laws, and meaningfully involve youth and women in decision-making around development policies.
The document summarizes the key points from an NGO forum on the Beijing Platform for Action held in Geneva. It recognizes achievements made for women's rights in the region but also ongoing gaps and new challenges. It celebrates progress in education, health, women's organizations, and legal frameworks, but notes ongoing disparities. It expresses concern that austerity measures have disproportionately impacted women and that violence against women remains pervasive. It calls for full implementation of commitments to advance women's rights and gender equality.
We aim to ensure that women participate in policy decisions and represent their own interests. We commit to ensuring that all arms of government take action to promote the transformation of political practice for greater transparency, accountability and be mindful of women. That by the year 2025 there is significant progress to parity between men and women on boards, institutions and in higher echelons of the bureaucracies.
This document outlines Australia's strategic approach to promoting gender equality and women's empowerment through its international aid program. It discusses four pillars that will guide the work: 1) advancing equal access to gender-responsive health and education services; 2) increasing women's voice in decision-making and leadership; 3) empowering women economically; and 4) ending violence against women. The strategy aims to target areas where progress has been slow, like women's economic empowerment and leadership, to deliver real results and improve lives.
Policy Programmes For Capicity Buildingguestf6f310
The document discusses policies and programs aimed at empowering women and protecting their rights. It outlines the establishment of international agreements like CEDAW and conferences like those in Mexico City, Copenhagen, Nairobi, and Beijing. Key goals included gender equality, increasing life expectancy for women, and reducing violence and discrimination against women. The UN and Indian government have implemented various social and economic programs to achieve these goals and empower women.
The document discusses International Women's Day 2013 in Uganda and focuses on connecting grassroots women to development. It notes that grassroots women face challenges including limited access to resources, low education levels, gender-based violence, and responsibility for unpaid care work. However, it also outlines opportunities the government has created through policies, land rights reforms, education programs, and promoting women's participation in agriculture and savings cooperatives. It concludes with recommendations like prioritizing women's economic empowerment and health, preventing gender-based violence, increasing adult literacy, and leadership skills development.
The document discusses gender values and women's empowerment in the Philippine bureaucracy. It outlines key provisions and rights established by the Magna Carta of Women (MCW), including the right to protection from violence, participation in decision-making, equal treatment before the law, and rights to health, education, livelihood and social protection. The MCW aims to eliminate discrimination against women and promote substantive gender equality. The Philippine government has also undertaken initiatives to modernize public service delivery through e-governance and increasing access to information and communication technologies.
The Power of You is an article that highlights the power of an individual and the youth to improve the Human Rights of Women and the Power of Youth in improving society.
Sustainable Development Goal 8 focuses on promoting sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. The document discusses what decent work and economic growth mean according to international standards. It then provides statistics on unemployment, labor force participation and other economic indicators in India. Finally, it outlines some of the key determinants of economic growth at both the macro and micro levels.
This document discusses gender equality and social inclusion. It defines gender equality as equal access to resources and opportunities regardless of gender. Promoting gender equality is important for fulfilling potential, achieving development goals, and empowering women leads to economic growth. Progress has been made in increasing girls' education but inequalities remain. UNICEF prioritizes empowering adolescent girls in areas like ending child marriage and promoting health. The document also discusses laws and policies in India related to promoting gender equality and inclusion.
MISSION
To
create an effect
ive
framework to enable
the process of developing policies,
programmes and practices which will ensure equal rig
hts and opportunities for women
in the family, community, workplace and in
governance.
4.
OBJECTIVES
i)
Creating a conducive soci
o- cultural, economic and political
environment to enable
women enjoy
de jure
and
de facto
fundamental rights and realize their
full potential.
ii)
Mainstreaming gender in all
-round development processes/programmes/projects/
actions
.
iii)
A holistic and life
-cycle approach to women’s health for appropriate, aff
ordable and
qual
ity health care.
iv)
Improving and incentivizing access of
women/ girls
to universal and quality education.
v)
Increasing and incentivising work force participation of women in the economy
.
vi)
Equal participation in the social, political and economic spheres includi
ng the
institutions of governance and decision making.
vii)
Transforming discriminatory societal attitudes,
mindsets with community
involvement
and engagement of men
and boys
.
viii)
Developing a gender sensitive legal
-judicial system.
ix)
Elimination of all forms of vio
lence against women through strengthening of policies,
legislations
, programmes,
institutions
and community engagement
.
x)
Development
and empowerment of women
belonging to the vulnerable and
marginalized
groups
.
xi)
Building and strengthening stakeholder partici
pation and partnerships for
women
empower
ment
.
xii)
Strengthen
monitoring,
evaluation, audit and data systems to bridge
gender
gaps.
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2. INDEX
1. New Zealand
2. Gender Equality
2.1 Facts
2.2 Targets
3. Improvement and evolution
in New Zealand
4. Their goals towards the
future. What should change
5. Conclusion
3. 1. NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand is an island country in
the southwestern Pacific Ocean. It
consists of two main landmasses
the North Island and the South Island
and around 600 smaller islands.
Nowadays, most of New Zealand's
population of 5 million is of European
descent; the indigenous Māori are the
largest minority, followed
by Asians and Pacific Islanders.
The official
languages are English, Māori, and New
Zealand Sign Language, English being
the most dominant one.
4. 1. NEW ZEALAND
It is a developed country, ranks
highly in international comparisons,
particularly in protection of civil
liberties, education, economic
freedom and government
transparency.
During the 1980s it underwent major
economic changes , which
transformed it from a protectionist to
a liberalised free-trade economy.
The service sector dominates
the national economy, followed by
the industrial sector, and agriculture;
international tourism is a significant
source of revenue.
5. 2. GENDER EQUALITY
There are 17 Goals to Transform Our World. These Sustainable Development Goals are a call for
action by all countries, from poor to rich and middle-income ones, to promote prosperity while
protecting the planet.
Goal number 5 is about gender equality, which is not only a fundamental human right, but a
necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world.
6. 2. GENDER EQUALITY
Gender equality means that all genders are free to
pursue whatever they want without discrimination.
Their rights, opportunities, and access to society are
not different based on their gender.
Gender equality does not necessarily mean that
everyone is treated exactly the same. Their different
needs and dreams are valued equally. Gender equity
is often discussed at the same time as gender
equality for this reason.
7. 2. GENDER EQUALITY
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Why Gender
Equality Is
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8. 2.2 FACTS ABOUT GENDER EQUALITY
Globally, 750 million women and girls were
married before the age of 18 and at least 200
million women and girls in 30 countries have
undergone FGM.
The rates of girls between 15-19 who are
subjected to FGM (female genital mutilation) in
the 30 countries where the practice is
concentrated, is now 1 in 3 girls.
In 18 countries, husbands can legally prevent
their wives from working; in 49 countries lack
laws protecting women from domestic violence.
One in five women and girls, have experienced
physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate
partner within the last 12 months. Yet, 49
countries have no laws that specifically protect
women from such violence.
Only 52 per cent of women married or in a
union freely make their own decisions about
sexual relations, contraceptive use and health
care.
Women representation across the world in
national parliaments is at 23.7 per cent.
Globally, women are just 13 per cent of
agricultural land holders.
Women in Northern Africa hold less than one
in five paid jobs in the non-agricultural
sector.
More than 100 countries have taken action to
track budget allocations for gender equality.
In Southern Asia, a girl’s risk of marrying in
childhood has dropped by over 40per cent
since 2000.
9.
10. 2.3 TARGETS
1 End all forms of discrimination against all women
and girls everywhere
2 Eliminate all forms of violence against all women
and girls in the public and private spheres,
including trafficking and sexual and other types of
exploitation
3 Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child,
early and forced marriage and female genital
mutilation
4 Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic
work through the provision of public services,
infrastructure and social protection policies and the
promotion of shared responsibility within the
household and the family as nationally appropriate
5 Ensure women’s full and effective participation
and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels
of decision making in political, economic and
6 Ensure universal access to sexual and
reproductive health and reproductive rights as
agreed in accordance with the Programme of
Action of the International Conference on
Population.
6.1 Undertake reforms to give women equal rights
to economic resources, as well as access to
ownership and control over land and other forms
of property, financial services, inheritance and
natural resources, in accordance with national laws
6.2 Enhance the use of enabling technology, in
particular information and communications
technology, to promote the empowerment of
women
6.3 Adopt and strengthen sound policies and
enforceable legislation for the promotion of
gender equality and the empowerment of all
11.
12. 3. IMPROVEMENT AND EVOLUTION IN NEW
ZEALAND
New Zealand is known for promoting women's equality throughout history. It was the first
nation in the world to give women the right to vote in the 19th century.
Previously, women were unable to vote until 1893 and were not able to stand for parliament
until 1919.
The first woman to win an election was Elizabeth McCombs in 1933.
Iriaka Ratana was the first Maori woman MP in 1949 and Dame Jenny Shipley was the first woman
to be prime minister in New Zealand from 1997 to 1999.
13. 3. IMPROVEMENT AND EVOLUTION IN NEW
ZEALAND New Zealand government
is so invested in gender
equality, that they have
implemented institutional
mechanisms to promote
the advancement of
women and gender
equality.
In 2016, New Zealand was
ranked 9th out of a total of
144 countries in the Global
Gender Gap Report which
ranks countries in terms of
women's gender equality
in the population under
four heads: economic
participation, health,
education and political
14. 3. IMPROVEMENT AND EVOLUTION IN NEW
ZEALAND
New Zealand has enacted a number
of legislative means to provide for
equal pay for women, outlawing
sexual discrimination and sexual
harassment in the workplace and
proposes to set out rights in regards
to equal employment for career
progression in the workplace.
Legislation in respect of gender
equality in the workplace include the
Equal Pay Act 1972, the State Sector
Act 1988 and the Human Rights Act
1993.
The New Zealand Bill of Rights Act
1990 protects all New Zealand
citizens from discrimination on the
basis of sex.
15. 3. IMPROVEMENT AND EVOLUTION IN NEW
ZEALAND
In the past century, the gender gap in New Zealand has been slowly closing, leading this to an
increase in women's rights and feminism. This is thanks to the government, who is making
steady progress and it is evident that the fundamentals for equal rights are all in place:
democracy, the rule of law and an independent judiciary.
The government has also implemented effective structures of governance, specialized human
rights and other accountability mechanisms, and has recognised the vulnerability of particular
groups and individuals.
New Zealand takes big part when it comes to equality and women´s rights, they take it seriously
and it is something crucial for their nation, a statement that they proclaim all the time.
16. 3. IMPROVEMENT AND EVOLUTION IN NEW
ZEALAND
New Zealand has had a high level of participation by women in public life and this is evident
from the modest female representation in politics and the judiciary. However, women continue
to be under represented in parliament. Currently, there is a 40.8% female representation in
parliament.
At the moment there are no adopted quotas and targets to increase the number of women to
ensure the equal representation of women in all publicly appointed bodies by the New Zealand
Government. Rather, the government has developed a policy of ‘soft targets’ in order to
promote equal representation.
Political and public representation
17. 3. IMPROVEMENT AND EVOLUTION IN NEW
ZEALAND
The government's current goals and priorities in terms of employment equality for New Zealand
women are linked to its broader goal of improving New Zealand's prosperity in the economy.
This is to allow women to have more choices and opportunities to use their strengths to
maximize social and economical success.
With regard to pay equity, the domestic gender pay gap in New Zealand when comparing full-
time workers is rather low in comparison to other countries. The gender pay gap in New Zealand
was calculated to be 9.9% in 2014, which was the lowest in the Asia Pacific Region.
Compared to other countries, New Zealand does an amazing job when it comes to employment
and workplace related to women.
Employment and the workplace
18.
19. 4. WHAT SHOULD CHANGE. AIMS FOR THE FUTURE
On the other hand, New Zealand
undoubtedly recognizes that
addressing gender equality, the
empowerment of women and the
human rights of women and girls in
Agenda 2030 is essential to achieving
other goals. They even have
mainstreamed gender across its
international development assistance
programme and continues to target
the prevention of domestic violence
as a high priority.
New Zealand has also developed a
National Action Plan to implement
United Nations Security Council
resolution 1325 on Women Peace and
Security, which focuses on the
participation and leadership of women,
including by improving international
deployment rates of senior staff within
the New Zealand Defense Force and
New Zealand Police; and support in
relevant development assistance
targeting leadership in the Pacific.
New Zealand still has some old laws which have not been repealed or
replaced.
20. 5. CONCLUSION
To conclude, there is no doubt that we all, as citizens and as a
country, should take New Zealand as an example of what is a
nation that works together to achieve what they want in order to
make everything more fair. Women´s life in this country, and their
expectations when finding a job or gaining more money are way
higher than others.
SO, WHAT CAN WE
DO TO GET TO
WHERE THEY ARE?
21. 5. CONCLUSION
First of all we all should spread awareness. This is mainly because if a society isn’t able
to acknowledge gender inequality, changes will be nearly impossible. To make gender
equality a reality, people need to be aware of the current state of affairs and the
benefits of change, to know that it is there, and not to look away.
Education is also another of the key factors. So many people believe that the most
significant obstacle to gender equality is unequal access to education. This being
absolutely correct, due to the fact that without the same education as boys, girls are
limited in their income and job prospects. This is something girls will carry through
their whole lives. To tackle gender inequality at the start, education for girls and women
needs to be a top priority, it is one of the main focus, the one thing that can make a big
difference in following generations.
WHAT WE SHOULD DO:
22. 5. CONCLUSION
Last but not least, it comes legislative support. Good and effective legislation is the
foundation of every functioning state based on the rule of law. Laws should be adopted
through democratic procedures and be clear and concise. There are many laws and
systems in place that cause this gender inequality. In order to break those systems
down, laws that discriminate need to be replaced and new laws put in place. These laws
hold organizations and institutions accountable. Governments, legislators, and activists
all play a part in this process.
What is clear, is that we all must take part in this process, women are not alone, this is a
fight for all of us. If you want to see the results, you should start today by questioning
what you can do to help.
WHAT WE SHOULD DO: