Gender Impact Assessment | CCM

Gender Impact Assessment

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2 days
12 sessions
24 hours
10-30 participants

Programme goals

The aim of the training is to provide participants with the e-ante assessment process of the impact of policies and regulations that shape the lives of people from a gender perspective.

Policies and regulations that seem to be neutral can have different effects on men and women. Such differences can contribute to deepening inequalities rather than overcoming them

The training is based on the existing process and the application of the Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) in the processes of creating, monitoring and evaluating policies, but this time the focus is on gender issues.

After the training, the participants will be able to successfully practice the key techniques of the RIA process and evaluate the gender aspects in these processes.

Contribution towards development of knowledge, skills and competences

At the end of the training the participants will:

  • Gain practical application of the PIA process
  • Achieve common understanding  on the importance of the legislation and better solutions for public policies, but they will also be able to assess these influences from a gender perspective.
  • Understand the importance and significance of collecting gender-divided statistics
  • Understand the process of consulting with women as focus groups as one of the key segments in policy making and / or legal solutions
  • Кnow how to practically apply eh post and eh ante assessment of selected policy

Programme content

  • Gender assessment of policy impact
  • Gender assessment of the impact of regulations
  • Identifying and defining gender issues within sectoral policies.
  • Identifying problem-solving options, and their implications for men and women, including regulatory alternatives
  • Interactive discussion: Identifying the wide range of possible options for considering possible impacts - social, economic, gender, life impact impacts, etc.
  • Presentation of the findings from the case study regarding the gender aspects and the influences of certain policies
  • Data collection and the importance of gender-divided statistics
  • Consultations with relevant stakeholders
  • Compilation of all parts - preparation of the final assessment of the impact of the regulation or the final assessment of the impact of the policy from the gender aspect

Programme coordinator

Neda Maleska Sachmaroska

Neda Maleska Sacmaroska has long professional experience in the domain of organizational and institutional development both in public administration and civil society sector. Her special interests are in public policies and public administration, institutional and organisational development, strategy, human resource management and development, management of change.

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