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Latest from SEESAC on Gender Equality

Decade of Regional Cooperation on Gender Mainstreaming in Security Sector Reform in Western Balkans

21 March 2023

Decade of Regional Cooperation on Gender Mainstreaming in Security Sector Reform in Western Balkans

Achieving gender equality in the security sector is critical for ensuring the safety and security of all citizens and achieving sustainable peace. The Women, Peace, and Security Agenda recognizes women as key actors in promoting peace and security. Moreover, gender equality plays a pivotal role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals. Since 2012, UNDP SEESAC facilitates regional cooperation ...
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Western Balkan Gender Advisers and Gender Coordinators in Ministries of Defence and Armed Forces Gather for First Time

16 March 2023

Western Balkan Gender Advisers and Gender Coordinators in Ministries of Defence and Armed Forces Gather for First Time

To ensure that the process of achieving gender equality in the Western Balkan Ministries of Defence and the Armed Forces is on the right track and that the challenges and support needed for smooth functioning of their Gender Advisors are identified, the first Regional Meeting of Gender Advisers and Gender Coordinators in the Ministries of Defence and the Armed Forces in the Western Balkans was ...
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Small Arms Control as Precondition for Peace, Security and Development

5 March 2023

Small Arms Control as Precondition for Peace, Security and Development

In post-conflict contexts, managing stocks of arms can be key to preventing the resurgence of violence. Effective and transparent control over small arms contributes to peacebuilding, community security and development. On the International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Awareness, UNDP recommits to its efforts towards armed violence reduction, people-centered security and ...
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Ministry of Defence of Montenegro Standardises Gender Training Using In-house Resources

24 February 2023

Ministry of Defence of Montenegro Standardises Gender Training Using In-house Resources

The Ministry of Defence of Montenegro is finalising the Gender Training Handbook, a knowledge tool aimed at developing and implementing standardised training programmes for various target groups within the ministry and the Armed Forces of Montenegro thus improving the knowledge of all employees on gender equality in Montenegrin defence sector. On 23 February 2023, in close cooperation with the ...
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Latest Publications

05.12.2022

Integrating the gender perspective into military education and training in the defence system of the Western Balkan countries

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06.06.2022

Contributing to resilience through the integration of gender perspective in the defence sector reform in four countries of the Western Balkans

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EN
11.05.2022

Policy brief: Small Arms Control - The Case for Gender Mainstreaming

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EN
26.04.2022

A Practical Tool for Gender Mainstreaming in SALW Control

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UA
28.03.2022

Guidelines for the Gender Analysis of Legislation and Policies Relevant for Small Arms Control

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24.03.2022

Gender Analysis Report - Kosovo

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