Examples of using Gender equality commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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Progress of United Nations system in achieving existing gender equality commitments.
Progress has been made in efforts to implement gender equality commitments by strengthening social policy and enacting laws to promote women ' s socioeconomic rights in Africa.
(e) Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities;
Alignment between national, regional and global gender equality commitments and the national development strategies, constitutions and legal frameworks, justice systems, fiscal policies and budgets that determine national priorities.
Impact 5: governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities.
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(a) Alignment between national, regional and global gender equality commitments and the national development strategies, constitutions/legal frameworks, laws, justice systems, fiscal policies and budgets that determine national priorities;
(e) Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities;
Working with many United Nations partners- and most often with UNDP-UNIFEM supported national partners to strengthen gender equality commitments in seven approved poverty reduction strategies and in 12 newly adopted or revised national development strategies and other policy frameworks, including national plans and strategies related to the Paris Declaration and to the Millennium Development Goals.
Sound and equitable public finance management canensure increased resource allocation to meet gender equality commitments.
Poverty reduction strategies and sector-wide approaches reflect gender equality commitments in formulation, implementation and monitoring.
Supporting government and civil society efforts to produce and use sex-disaggregated data andgender indicators to build accountability for gender equality commitments.
United Nations entities havesupported efforts of Member States to ensure that gender equality commitments are incorporated into HIV and AIDS responses.
Sustainable capacity to engage in gender-responsive budgeting by Ministries of Finance and sectoral ministries so that budgets andbudget/fiscal policies are aligned with gender equality commitments.
(e) Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities-- 13 per cent;
It should strengthen accountability in the United Nations for gender mainstreaming and women ' s empowerment, and significantly enhance the Organization 's ability to support countries in implementing gender equality commitments.
There is some concern that mission drawdown can be associated with a drop in levels of funding andattention to gender equality commitments, and an erosion in levels of security and protection for women.
In Latin America, UNIFEM, in partnership with ECLAC, produced a guide on gender indicators, which includes a basicset of indicators to monitor progress towards achieving gender equality commitments.
The ultimate goal of this change should be an increasedcapacity of the United Nations system to turn gender equality commitments into reality so that individual women and girls see a real difference in their lives. VIII. Action to be taken by the General Assembly.
In bringing the System-wide Action Plan to a new level, the United Nations system can become a more strategic partner to Member States,supporting their capacities to ensure international peace and security and turning gender equality commitments into reality.
Although there are some Gender equality and equity programmes(e.g. Affirmative Action and Women ' s Empowerment Projects),in many sectors and institutions gender equality commitments and plans are generally not translated into a gender-responsive programme of action; because, to a certain extent attitudes to women ' s advancement and gender equality, are still negative.
In 2006, its key achievement was securing the endorsement of UNDG principals to two of the task team ' s recommendations, which emerged from enquiries undertaken in 2005 and 2006 andwhich are focused on strengthening gender equality commitments and programming in the UNCTs.
In cooperation with many United Nations partners-- most often with UNDP--UNIFEM supported national partners to strengthen the gender equality commitments contained in two approved poverty reduction strategies in 2009(compared with seven in 2008) and 12 newly adopted or revised national development strategies or other policy frameworks, including national plans and strategies relating to employment, donor coordination and environmental standards(compared with 12 in 2008), and one regional development strategy.
The absence of agreed standards on what constitutes a national development strategy orplan that is'fully aligned ' with gender equality commitments makes it difficult to assess the extent of results generated.
UNIFEM to undertake a select set of activities that position it as a leading United Nations knowledge provider and coordinator related to innovation toward gender equality at the operational level: e.g., convene an annual Gender Equality Innovation Institute for Resident Coordinators;publish bi-annual review of progress of United Nations organizations in responding to gender equality commitments at the operational level, etc.
Supporting sustainable capacities of gender-equality advocates andmainstream institutions to advocate for monitor and/or implement gender equality commitments on women ' s economic security and rights is critical to progress in this area.
To ensure that women living with HIV and the organizations that support them participate in decision-making relating to HIV response, UN-Women supported networks of women living with HIV and caregivers,including in the monitoring of progress in implementing the gender equality commitments made in the Political Declaration on HIV and AIDS.
Supporting the sustainable capacities of gender-equality experts and mainstream institutions to advocate for,monitor and/or implement gender equality commitments on women ' s economic security and rights is critical to progress in this area.
Though the biennial support budget does not take this up directly, the adoption of General Assembly resolution A/63/311 demonstrates the strong support ofMember States for increasing capacity to deliver on gender equality commitments through the establishment of a new United Nations entity.
Drawing on the guidance of the United Nations Development Goals on capacity development, UN-Women developed a capacity development framework to guide itswork in supporting national partners to include gender equality commitments in laws and policies and implement those commitments at national, regional and global levels.