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… adapt to climate change and to what degree differences of gender, ethnicity and residence impact on communities’ … Improvement Project in the Himalayas with a focus on gender in- equalities and indigenous households. Over the … Characterized by its participative, intercultural, and gender-balanced approach, AIDER strengthens the capacity of …

… ICTs also have an important role to play in promoting gender equality in developing countries. ICTs can be used to … such it has become ‘critical’ 64 Navas-Sabater, J. (2006), Gender and ICT: role of the World Bank Group. Presentation … mobile telephony increases it is apparent that an initial gender gap in mobile ownership is reducing. As at the end of …

… Policy 9.1: A well informed population on energy issues.  Gender � Policy 12.1: Promote a gender balanced energy programme. 11.3 Provincial Policy The …

… situation, and carefully chosen not to give offence to any gender, ethnic or cultural group. The design encourages …

… cutting sectors 117 5.1 Population 117 5.2 Youth 120 5.3 Gender 124 5.4 HIV/AIDS 128 5.5 Vulnerability and … (%) between grade 1 and grade 6 SS-DOE 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% Gender parity ratio of students in basic education. SS-DOE … of Education / Law and Justice Sector 123 124 5.3 Gender Goal: All citizens irrespective of gender will have …

… 2 - Achieve universal primary education Goal 3 - Promote gender equality and empower women Goal 4 - Reduce child … Education On-track Care needed to prevent regression Gender Education achieved Education achieved Economy … water, infrastructure, transport, finance, health, and gender. More specifically, the SDP lays out a strategy for …

France has an important role and extensive responsibilities in protecting the world's oceans. It is the world's third largest maritime power with an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) covering 11 million km2, and has the fourth largest area of coral reefs representing biodiversity hotspots. According to a recent Nature Conservancy assessment, only 1% of marine areas (as against 12 % of all land areas) are officially protected today, despite government commitments under the UN Convention on Biological Diversity to place 10% of all marine areas under protection by 2012. Furthermore, only 4 % of coastal areas across the globe are under protective measures, and their coverage is very uneven (70% in New Zealand and less than 2% in the Mediterranean). Protection of the world's marine environment therefore still demands major efforts.

… those most in need, including concerning gender issues, children and other  …

… to climate changes since they are more flexible. 5. Gender relations: In many rural regions, gender equity and roles may be important for influencing … quantitative methods can be used to assess indicators. 5) Gender relations Objective Understanding the extent to which …

… ICTs also have an important role to play in promoting gender equality in developing countries. ICTs can be used to … such it has become ‘critical’ 64 Navas-Sabater, J. (2006), Gender and ICT: role of the World Bank Group. Presentation … mobile telephony increases it is apparent that an initial gender gap in mobile ownership is reducing. As at the end of …