women & un reform


PeaceWomen Women & UN Reform Index

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HIgh-Level panel on system-wide coherence
in the areas of development, humanitarian assistance & the environment
Peacebuilding Commission | Human Rights Council | Press Releases & Media Coverage

SUBMISSIONS TO THE COHERENCE PANEL

• Reply to K.U.L.U.'s call for UN reform and gender equality
  14 August, 2006, Ulla Tørnæs, Danish Minister of Development Aid
  
• Gender Equality Now or Never: A New UN Agency for Women
  July 2006, Office of the UN Special Envoy for AIDS in Africa
  
  Written by Paula Donovan, Senior Advisor, Women's and Children's Issues, with contributions from Anurita Bains, Jan Filipi, Lulu Gabbiano and Marianne Gimon
  
• Statement of Carribbean Women Organizations and Women's Rights Advocates
  25-26 July 2006
  
• Bringing Women's Perspectives into UN Reform Processes
  21 July 2006, Devaki Jain
  
• Submission calling for the Strengthening of UNIFEM, Burundi
  12-14 July 2006. Statement by Particpants Attending the Consulations on Promoting Gender Equality in the context of new aid modalitites and partnerships
  
• Statement on the Netherlands proposal to merge UNIFEM and UNDP
  7 July, 2006, K.U.L.U.- Women and Development
  
• Gender Equality Architecture and UN Reforms
  2 July 2006, Submission from the Center for Women's Global Leadership and WEDO
  
  Translations: Spanish
  
  
• A Vision for the Future of Women's Issues at the UN
  Submission for the Gender Equality Architecture Consultation with the High Level Panel on System Wide Coherence
  UNIFEM UK, UK Gender & Development Network, Soroptimist International of Great Britain and Ireland &
  WOMANKIND Worldwide
  
• Reform of the UN: Thoughts Drawn from History for the High-level Panel on UN System-wide Coherence
  Louis Emmerij and Richard Jolly, directors of the UN Intellectual History Project
  
  A Further Note by Emmerij/Jolly
  
• Letter to Panel Member Gorden Brown on Behalf of GAD Network
  22 May 2006 - WOMANKIND Worldwide
  
• UN at a Country Level
  Torlid Skard, Norwegian Institute for International Affairs

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