2010 National Gender Forum

Thematic Areas

Interested contributors/participants including civil society, state actors, donor partners and gender experts are invited to contribute papers that address one or more aspects in the following thematic areas:

  1. Historical, political and contextual analysis of gender, civic engagement and good governance. Should chart, contest and situate discourses, politics and/or policy frameworks, directions and trends. May include analysis of options, alternatives, implications and shapings globally and locally.
  2. Institutionalized programmatic responses to gender equality commitments and concerns in good governance through for citizen engagements. Should address practical responses but also provide critical perspectives on policies, programmes and projects intended to address gender equality and women’s rights concerns in good governance. May include responses deriving from civil society (e.g. NETRIGHT, GERA, LAWA ), state (e.g. MOWAC, ENOWID, WIAD, Gender Budgeting, MDAs, Parliament.), donor (e.g. GEST, PCC, DISCAP, MDBS) and specific programmes such as GPRS, PRSPs, SAPs, SABA, MASLOC, LEAP, G-rap, RAVI but also regional and global trends, actions and movements that have informed and shaped local actions in the ways that they have shaped, limited or fostered civic engagements on gender equality as part of the good governance agenda.
  3. Mobilizing and networking on gender equality for good governance at institutional, organizational and community levels. May include partnerships among and between, donors, civil society, state agencies, and global communities on policies, programmes and projects. May also contest and analyze successes, effects, achievements.
  4. Practical Experiences, workable strategies and novel actions and alternatives by gender equality and women’s rights organizations. Should include case studies, narratives and/or reports on specific actions such as coalition building, networking, campaigns and movements etc. Specific actions such as Women’s Manifesto or the Women’s Manifesto Coalition, Sisters Keepers, Social Watch, Women’s Caucuses, Gender Budgeting, Daily Monitoring of CEDAW would be illuminating.

While full papers are a requirement for participation, contributors are encouraged to prepare power points to be used alongside their presentations.

Editorial support will be available for participants after the Forum as they revise their papers into publishable manuscripts.

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