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Gender on the Agenda in Local Government – a Partnership Approach

Gender on the Agenda in Local Government – a Partnership Approach. Local Government Promising Practice Forum Preventing Violence Against Women 14 December 2011. Gender. Gender Equity.

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Gender on the Agenda in Local Government – a Partnership Approach

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  1. Gender on the Agenda in Local Government – a Partnership Approach Local Government Promising Practice Forum Preventing Violence Against Women 14 December 2011

  2. Gender

  3. Gender Equity …is not about the equal delivery of services, or distribution of resources, it is about recognising diversity and disadvantage, and directing resources and services towards those most in need, to ensure equal outcomes for all. Sue Dyson, 2001

  4. Gender Equity and PVAW

  5. Gender Equity and Local Government • Key state and federal legislation: • Vic Health Act • Vic Equal Opportunity Act • Sex Discrimination Act • Vic Charter of Human Rights • 3 local government legislated strategies and other key strategies

  6. Gender Equity in Local Government Working Group • Development and background • Membership • Role • Development of resources

  7. Gender Equity in Local Government factsheets : • Why gender matters • Gender Analysis • Infrastructure • Land use planning and design • Promoting women in leadership • Workplaces • Sports and recreation • Access to services • Key concepts and definitions 10. Further resources

  8. Feedback on Factsheets • Draft factsheets in delegates pack • Feedback form – we’d appreciate your input! Next Steps • Meeting in February 2012 • Planning for 2012 activities

  9. For more information Maryanne Clarke Community Planner, Women’s Health Yarra City Council t 9205 5056 e maryanne.clarke@yarracity.vic.gov.au Anna Stewart Women’s Health Promotion Worker Women’s Health in the North (WHIN) t 9484 1666 e annas@whin.org.au

  10. GE Working Group members • Darebin Council • Hume Council • Women’s Health West • Women’s Health in the North • Women’s Health Grampians • City of Casey • Knox City Council • Maribyrnong City Council • VicHealth • Monash University • Office of Women’s Policy

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