Log in

Create a user profile using your existing professional profile on LinkedIn, Academia, or ResearchGate.


Alternatively, register a username and password to start an account.


By creating an account you will be able to contribute articles, engage in discussion groups, network with fellow professionals and businesses, and receive interest-related alerts.

Forgot Password

Please enter your email address below and you will receive a temporary link to re-activate your account

Gender Equality Action Plan

Article image

Cities Alliance

01 January 2024

English

uKESA Librarian 2

Report

Global

The Cities Alliance Gender Equality Action Plan (GEAP) 2024–2026 serves as a guiding framework for integrating gender equality and women’s empowerment into all facets of the organisation’s activities at local, regional, and global levels. Aligned with the Cities Alliance Strategic Plan, the GEAP builds upon previous initiatives and strategies, focusing on four key recommendations:

  • Continuously consolidating an evidence base to underscore gender-focused endeavours.
  • Expanding targeted gender initiatives in priority countries by fostering collaboration with members and local partners.
  • Enhancing transparent communication of engagement efforts, particularly to Cities Alliance members.
  • Sustaining improvement in mainstreaming through specialised training and a consistent monitoring framework.

Cities Alliance's commitment to addressing and diminishing inequalities in developing cities is pivotal for achieving inclusive urban development. Recognising gender as a central axis of inequality, discrimination, and exclusion in urban settings underscores the urgency of integrating women’s perspectives into city planning and governance. Moreover, such inclusion not only amplifies the understanding of urban challenges but also facilitates the recognition and resolution of the specific issues faced by other marginalised social groups. Effective pro-poor interventions necessitate a nuanced approach, incorporating intersectional considerations that encompass gender as well as factors such as age, ethnicity, economic status, and sexual orientation.

 

Abstract based on source.

Downloads

Website References

Built environment

Cities

City planning

Construction

Development

Economic conditions

Employment

Gender

Global

Governance

Government programmes

Human settlements

Informal sector

Law

Livelihoods

Monitoring and evaluation

Policy

Poverty & inequality

Private sector

Rights

Stakeholder engagement

Sustainability

Urban

Urban development

Women

View Contributors:

Comments

No comments available
LOAD MORE