Summary record of the meeting (in English) (pdf)

 

Compte rendu de la réunion (en français) (pdf)

 

 

DOCUMENTATION AND PRESENTATIONS

 

1. Opening session (16 June)

• Summary Record 7th Meeting (2009) (English) / Compte rendu de la 7ème réunion (2009) (français)

 

2. The Development Assistance Committee and the programme of work and budget, 2011-2012 (16 June)

• The Development Assistance Committee: www.oecd.org/dac

 

3. Election of Chair and Bureau (16 June)

 

4. Implementing the GENDERNET's work programme, 2009-2010 (16 June)

• Integrating gender equality dimensions into public financial management reforms (Issues Brief 6 on aid effectiveness, gender equality and women's empowerment) en français
• Indicators for aid effectiveness and gender equality
• GENDERNET practice notes
• Aid in support of gender equality and women's economic empowerment, 2007-2008 (March 2010) 

 

Powerpoints:

• Applying GAP Lessons: The Transition Plan, Pierella Paci (World Bank)
• Gender Equality: A Special Theme in IDA16, Malcolm Ehrenpreis (World Bank)
• Women's Green Business Initiative, Winnie Byanyima (UNDP)
• HLF4 Preparations, Survey on Monitoring the Paris Declaration and Introduction to the Issues Brief on a fresh look at gender responsive budgeting, Robin Ogilvy and Jenny Hedman (OECD/EFF/POL))
• CRS Annual Aid Activities Report, Cécilia Piemonte (OECD/STATS)

 

5. Update on the UN gender equality entity (16 June)

 

6. Accelerating progress towards achieving the MDGs (16 June)

• Keeping the promise: united to achieve the MDGs - zero draft outcome document for the 2010 Summit (released 3 June)
• Draft Resolution submitted by the President of the General Assembly: Organization of the High-level Plenary Meeting of the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly [A/64/L.36] 
• Keeping the promise: a forward-looking review to promote an agreed action agenda to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015: Report of the Secretary-General [A/64/665] 
• Thematic paper on MDG3: Promote gender equality and empower women, United Nations Development Group, March 2010
• What will it take to achieve the MDGS? An international assessment, UNDP, June 2010
• The impact of development co-operation in reaching the MDGs on gender equality: challenges and solutions, speaking notes for Jon Lomøy, DCF Helsinki High-Level Symposium, 4 June, 2010
• Accelerating progress towards the MDGs in conflict and fragile settings, INCAF draft paper 
• Accelerating progress towards achieving the MDGs through pro-poor growth: Policy messages from the DAC Network on Poverty Reduction [DCD/DAC/POVNET(2010)5]  
• Women’s empowerment and employment, MDG3 conference in Copenhagen (25 March 2010): Recommendations and Chair’s summary - How to accelerate achievement of MDG3? 
• Agenda 2010 – The turning point on poverty, DFID conference on the MDGs (11 March 2010): Background paper on gender 
• Agenda 2010 – The turning point on poverty, DFID conference on the MDGs (11 March 2010): Chair’s summary 

 

Powerpoints:

• UN High-level Plenary Meeting: MDG Summit, Winnie Byanyima (UNDP)
• Advancing Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment through the MDGs, Joanne Sandler (UNIFEM)

 

UNIFEM-hosted breakfast (17 June)

• The United Nations Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women - DRAFT Strategy 2010-15

 

7. Workshop on women and international trade (17 June)

• Aid for Trade: www.oecd.org/dac/aft
• Advocacy Tool: Gender justice in trade policy – The gender effects of Economic Partnership Agreements, One World Action/Commonwealth Secretariat, 2009 
• Reference Guide: The Gender Dimension of the Enhanced Integrated Framework, Expert roundtable jointly organised by ITC, WTO, Government of Zambia and Government of Lao PDR, Geneva, 29-30 April 2008 
• Mainstreaming gender in trade policy, UNCTAD, 10-11 March 2009
• Mainstreaming gender in trade policy: case studies, UNCTAD, 10-11 March 2009
• Report of the Expert Meeting on Mainstreaming Gender in Trade Policy, UNCTAD, 10-11 March 2009
• Gender dimensions of investment climate reform, IFC/WorldBank, 2010

 

Powerpoints:

• Trade and Gender, Mia Horn af Rantzien (Sweden/MFA)
• The Gender Effects of Trade, Marzia Fontana (Institute of Development Studies)
• Aid for Trade: A Gender Dimension?, Frans Lammersen (OECD/PRG)
• The Gender Dimension of the Enhanced Integrated Framework, Meg Jones (International Trade Centre)
• Gender Dimensions of Investment Climate Reform, Sevi Simavi (International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group)
• Presentation of UNIFEM research to highlight issues that women and small and medium-sized enterprises face in cross-border trade, and the policy implications, Nomcebo Manzini (UNIFEM)
• Gender and Regional Integration, Katja Jobes (DFID)
• Does Gender Matter for Trade Performance and Competitiveness, Stephanie Seguino (University of Vermont)

 

8. Informal exchange of ideas on approaches to programming and to key forthcoming events (17 June)

 

9. Women, peace and security - the practical implementation of the UN Security Council Resolutions and para. 21(b) of the Accra Agenda for Action (18 June)

• UNSC Resolution 1325 (2000) [S/RES/1325(2000)] 
• UNSC Resolution 1820 (2008) [S/RES/1820/2008)] 
• UNSC Resolution 1888 (2009) [S/RES/1888(2009)] 
• UNSC Resolution 1889 (2009) [S/RES/1889(2009)] 
• Women, peace and security (2010) [S/2010/173] 
• Dili Declaration: A new vision for peace-building and state-building 
• The International Dialogue on Peace-building and State-building: www.oecd.org/pbsbdialogue
• Aid in Support of Gender Equality in Fragile States and Situations

 

Powerpoints:

• SCR 1325 Cross-Learning, Brian Glynn (Irish Aid)
• Kenya-Finland Twinning on Women, Peace and Security, Paivi Kannisto (Finland/MFA)
• Indicators to Track SCR 1325, Hanny Cueva Betata (UNIFEM)
• International Support to Statebuilding in Situations of Fragility and Conflict, Stephen Massing (OECD/POL)
• Price of Peace, Kim Henderson (UNDP)

 

10. Closing session of the GENDERNET meeting (18 June)

 

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Special session: Evidence for Action - gender equality, women's empowerment and the MDGs, organised by DFID and NORAD, with support from SIDA

• Evidence for Action - Gender equality and economic growth (draft for peer review), Bernice Lee (Chatham House) and John Ward (Vivid Economics)
• Main gender messages for MDG Summit 2010 

 

Powerpoints:

• The business case for gender equality: Key findings from evidence for action paper, Bernice Lee (Chatham House) and John Ward (Vivid Economics)
• Evidence for Action on Gender Equality and the MDGs – Transforming Women’s Lives, Naila Kabeer (IDS)

 

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