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Й. като има предвид, че е доказано, че овластяването на жените ускорява постигането на всички други ЦХР, като води до намаляване на бедността и подобряване на демографските, социалните и икономическите показатели,
J. whereas it has been proved that empowering women accelerates the meeting of all the other MDGs in reducing poverty and improving demographic, social and economic indicators,
K. като има предвид, че включването на въпросите на пола в политиките може да спомогне за превръщането на обществата в по-справедливи и демократични, като жените и мъжете се считат за равни във всички аспекти на живота, без обаче това да заменя специалните политики за равенство между половете и положителните действия, като част от двойния подход за постигане на целта за равенство между половете,
K. whereas gender mainstreaming can help societies to become more fair and democratic, where women and men are considered equal in all aspects of life, but does not replace specific equality policies and positive actions as part of a dual approach to achieving the goal of gender equality,
Л. като има предвид, че образованието и обучението на жените и момичетата от ранна възраст (включително и общо сексуално образование) има ключово значение за борбата за изкореняване на бедността и разпространението на болестите, като се гарантира повишаване на познанията, уменията и самочувствието на жените, с оглед на пълноценното им участие в обществото и политиката,
L. whereas early education and training for girls and women (including comprehensive sex education) are crucial in the fight to eradicate poverty and widespread disease, ensuring that women increase their knowledge, skills and confidence in order to fully participate in society and politics,
М. като има предвид, че доброто сексуално и репродуктивно здраве на жените и правата им във връзка с това са предпоставка за постигане на равенство между половете, тъй като способността на жените да регулират собствената си плодовитост е от основно значение за овластяването на жените и защото жените, които могат да планират кога да създадат семейство, могат да планират и останалата част от живота си; като има предвид, че здравите жени могат да имат по-голяма плодовитост и че защитата на репродуктивните права, като например семейното планиране (планиране на времето и мястото на раждането и вземане на решения относно репродуктивност, лишена от дискриминация, принуда и насилие), предоставя свобода за по-пълноценно и равноправно участие в обществото,
M. whereas women’s full enjoyment of their sexual and reproductive health and rights is a prerequisite for achieving gender equality, as the ability of women to control their own fertility is fundamental to their empowerment and because women who can plan their families can also plan the rest of their lives, as healthy women can be more productive and because the protection of reproductive rights ― such as planning their family in terms of birth timing and spacing and decision-making regarding reproduction free of discrimination, coercion and violence ― provides the freedom to participate more fully and equally in society,
Н. като има предвид важността на предоставянето на финансова и техническа помощ за организациите на жените, с оглед популяризиране на програмите за най-уязвимата част от населението, включително и жените мигранти, вътрешно разселени или бежанци, и по-специално доставка на оборудване и подходяща техника и технологии за преработка на храни и облекчаване на работната натовареност, улесняване на достъпа на жени до земя, подобряване на достъпа и посещаемостта на момичетата в училищата,
N. whereas it is crucial to provide financial and technical support to women’s organisations in order to promote programmes for the most vulnerable members of the population, including migrant, internally displaced and refugee women, in particular the supply of equipment and appropriate technology for food processing and workload alleviation, the facilitation of women’s access to land, and improving girls’ access to and attendance at schools,
O. като има предвид, че жените са уязвими по отношение на дискриминацията в семейството и дискриминацията във връзка с достъпа до недвижимо имущество и собственост върху земята, както и до ресурси и контрола върху тях,
O. whereas women are vulnerable to marital discrimination and to discrimination in terms of access to immovable property and land ownership as well as to resources and control thereof,
П. като има предвид, че на жените се отказва достъп до основни здравни услуги, образование на всички равнища, икономическа независимост, възможности за кариера и участие в процесите на вземане на решение,
P. whereas many women are denied access to basic health care services, education at all levels, economic independence, careers and participation in decision-making processes ,
Р. като има предвид, че в някои култури все още съществуват традиционни и религиозни предразсъдъци, които ограничават и дискриминират достъпа на момичетата и младите жени до образование,
Q. whereas, in certain cultures, traditional and religious prejudices still exist, restricting and discriminating girls’ and young women’s access to education,
С. като има предвид, че най-малко 130 милиона жени са били принудително подложени на осакатяване на женските гениталии или други насилствени традиционни практики, а други 2 милиона всяка година са застрашени от такива сериозни нарушения на телесната им неприкосновеност и човешките им права,
R. whereas at least 130 million women have been forced to undergo female genital mutilation or other violent traditional practices and another 2 million are at risk each year from these serious violations of their physical integrity and their human rights,
Т. като има предвид, че жените мигранти са изложени в по-голяма степен на принудителен труд и сексуална експлоатация в сравнение с мъжете и съществува по-голяма вероятност да приемат неблагоприятни условия на труд,
S. whereas women migrants are more exposed to forced labour and sexual exploitation than men and are also more likely to accept precarious working conditions,
У. като има предвид, че в страните, в които е имало военен конфликт и в които протичат процеси на възстановяване и реинтеграция, институционалните механизми и ангажиментите за равенство между половете представляват ефективни първи стъпки за защита и насърчаване на правата на жените; като има предвид, че участието на всички заинтересовани страни, като правителствени и политически представители, неправителствени организации, групи на гражданското общество и академичната общност, както и прякото участие на женски организации и мрежи, е съществена предпоставка за постигането на съвместно и устойчиво развитие,
T. whereas, in post-conflict countries undergoing processes of reconstruction and reintegration, institutional mechanisms and commitments to gender equality are effective first steps toward protecting and promoting women’s rights; whereas the involvement of all relevant actors, such as governments and political representatives, NGOs, civil society groups and academics, as well as the direct participation of women’s groups and networks, is the essential pre-condition to reaching shared and sustainable development,
Ф. като има предвид, че в Западна Африка 57 процента от възрастното население, живеещо с вируса на ХИВ, са жени, а вероятността младите момичета на възраст между 15 и 24 години да се заразят с него е над три пъти по-висока отколкото при младите мъже,
U. whereas, in sub-Saharan Africa, 57 per cent of adults with HIV are women, and young women aged 15 to 24 are more than three times as likely to be infected as young men,
Х. като има предвид, че е налице информационна неравнопоставеност между мъжете и жените относно начините на предаване на заразата с ХИВ/СПИН и относно мерките за превенция, като тази неравнопоставеност се засилва и от общите нагласи в обществото, свързани с дискриминацията и насилието по полов признак; като има предвид, че образованието и информацията по въпросите на сексуалното и репродуктивно здраве и достъпът до услуги, свързани с репродуктивното здраве, са най-добрата гаранция за превенция на ХИВ/СПИН и други болести, предавани по полов път,
V. whereas there is an information gap between men and women on the ways of transmitting HIV/AIDS and on preventive measures that is reinforced by a climate of discrimination and gender-based violence; whereas sexual and reproductive health education and information and access to reproductive health services are the best guarantees for the prevention of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases,
Ч. като има предвид, че според проучване на Международния научноизследователски институт за политика в областта на храните съществува ясна връзка между хранителния статус на децата и степента на участие на жените при вземането на решения в домакинството, като жени, които са с нисък статус и нямат глас при вземането на решения в семейството, страдат по-често от недохранване; в тази връзка отбелязва, че голяма част от смъртните случаи на деца биха могли да бъдат избегнати чрез по-добро хранене и това би допринесло за постигане на Целта на хилядолетието за развитие за намаляване на детската смъртност,
X. whereas, according to a study by the International Food Policy Research Institute, there is a clear link between the nutritional situation of children and the degree of authority exercised by women in the household and women whose status is low and who have no say in family affairs are more likely to be malnourished themselves; whereas better nutrition could prevent a large proportion of child deaths and would help to attain the MDG of reducing child mortality rates,
Ш. като има предвид, че някои изпълнени до момента проекти се характеризират с ниска степен на ефективност поради слабости, специфични за отделните страни: нестабилни местни и национални административни органи, корумпирани правителства и липса на опит и квалифициран персонал за решаване на проблемите, свързани с овластяването на жените и равенството между половете,
Y. whereas the efficiency of some projects hitherto implemented has been hampered by weaknesses specific to various countries: fragile local and national administrative authorities, corrupt governments and a lack of expertise and trained personnel to deal with the problems relating to women's empowerment and gender equality,
Щ. като има предвид, че повишеният риск от природни бедствия и процесите на влошаване на ресурсната база на местно и/или регионално равнище засягат в диспропорционално по-висока степен групите от населението в неравностойно положение,
Z. whereas an increased risk of natural disasters and local and/or regional resource degradation processes has a disproportionately severe impact on disadvantaged population groups,
3 изтъква, че разбирането на хората за ролята на жените в следвоенните общества и за техния принос към следвоенното възстановяване трябва да излезе извън общата реторика за „опита на жените от войната“ и че спецификата и различието на опита на жените от войната трябва да бъдат признати;
3 Points out that people's understanding of the role of women in post-war societies and of their contributions to post-war reconstruction must go beyond the universalistic narrative of "women's experience of war" and that the specificity and diversity of women's experiences must be acknowledged;
( COM(2006)0092 ) в рамките на ЕС, е необходима предпоставка за ефективното включване на въпросите за равенството между половете в сътрудничеството за развитие;
Believes that the effectiveness of gender mainstreaming in development cooperation policies depends on sensitivity to gender issues on the part of the Member States and EU institutions involved; believes that this implies that achieving the goals in the Roadmap for equality between women and men 2006-2010 ( COM(2006)0092 ) within the EU is a necessary pre-condition for efficient gender mainstreaming in development cooperation;
14. призовава държавите-членки и Комисията, като работодатели в развиващите се страни, да вземат предвид принципа за достоен труд, чрез повишаване на възнагражденията съгласно препоръка 135 на МОТ относно установяване на минимални възнаграждения, като се отдели специално внимание на развиващите се страни;
Calls on the Member States and the Commission, as employers in developing countries, to take account of the principle of work consistent with human dignity by increasing wages in accordance with Recommendation 135 of the International Labour Organisation concerning minimum wage fixing, with special reference to developing countries;
19. отбелязва, че способността на жените да планират живота си зависи от нивото им на образование; подчертава значението на образователните програми, отчитащи въпросите на пола, които са насочени към жените и мъжете;
Points out that the ability of women to influence the development of their own lives is contingent on their education; emphasises the importance of gender-sensitive education programmes targeting both women and men;
30. подчертава, че дискриминацията на момичета и жените допринася за повишен риск от заразяване с ХИВ, тъй като техният нисък социален статус ги затруднява да вземат решения по въпросите на сексуалността;
Points out that the discrimination suffered by women and girls serves to increase their risk of contracting HIV, since their low social status makes it difficult for them to take their own decisions on matters relating to sexuality;
50. приветства мерките, предложени от Комисията в областта на образованието, като счита, че овластяването на жените чрез повишаване на равнището на образование води до подобряване на положението както на жените, така и на децата им;
Welcomes the measures proposed by the Commission in the field of education, considering that women's empowerment through an increased level of education improves the situation of both women and their children;
„Партньорството между ЕС и ООН за равенство между половете за развитие и мир“ е инициатива, в която участват Европейската комисия, Фондът на ООН за жените (UNIFEM) и Международният център за обучение на Международната организация на труда (ITCILO).
The “EC/UN Partnership on Gender Equality for Development and Peace” is an initiative that involves the European Commission (EC), the United Nations Fund for Women (UNIFEM) and the International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization (ITCILO).
In fundamental terms, your rapporteur welcomes the Commission strategy.
In fundamental terms, your rapporteur welcomes the Commission strategy.
The Commission communication takes account of many of the recommendations made by civil society organisations.
The Commission communication takes account of many of the recommendations made by civil society organisations.
Nevertheless, your rapporteur feels that key aspects have been neglected and that many of the calls made in the communication are half-hearted.
Nevertheless, your rapporteur feels that key aspects have been neglected and that many of the calls made in the communication are half-hearted.
She draws attention to the need to scrutinise closely the way in which the EU and the Member States implement the communication, with a view to ensuring that its proposals do not simply look good on paper but are actually put into practice.
She draws attention to the need to scrutinise closely the way in which the EU and the Member States implement the communication, with a view to ensuring that its proposals do not simply look good on paper but are actually put into practice.
Gender equality and equal access to resources for men and women are of decisive importance to sustainable development.
Gender equality and equal access to resources for men and women are of decisive importance to sustainable development.
In Africa, for example, women make up 52% of the total population, but perform 75% of agricultural work and produce and market 60 to 80% of the food.
In Africa, for example, women make up 52% of the total population, but perform 75% of agricultural work and produce and market 60 to 80% of the food.
Despite this, more than two-thirds of illiterate people in the world are women and in developing countries girls are 11% less likely than boys to attend a secondary school.
Despite this, more than two-thirds of illiterate people in the world are women and in developing countries girls are 11% less likely than boys to attend a secondary school.
In sub-Saharan Africa, women earn only 10% of income and own only 1% of assets.
In sub-Saharan Africa, women earn only 10% of income and own only 1% of assets.
Women are also marginalised when it comes to decision-making.
Women are also marginalised when it comes to decision-making.
Although they make up half the electorate, they hold only 12% of parliamentary seats.
Although they make up half the electorate, they hold only 12% of parliamentary seats.
Health statistics reveal an even more dramatic gulf between the sexes.
Health statistics reveal an even more dramatic gulf between the sexes.
In sub-Saharan Africa 60% of HIV-positive adults are women; girls account for 75% of all new cases of Aids infection among young people.
In sub-Saharan Africa 60% of HIV-positive adults are women; girls account for 75% of all new cases of Aids infection among young people.
In wars between States or in domestic conflicts, the first victims are always the weakest in society, i.e. women, children and the elderly.
In wars between States or in domestic conflicts, the first victims are always the weakest in society, i.e. women, children and the elderly.
Women and young girls are vulnerable because their biological nature exposes them to risks relating to their reproductive health and sexually transmitted diseases, in particular Aids, whilst in times of war or conflict it is very difficult to gain access to reproductive health services.
Women and young girls are vulnerable because their biological nature exposes them to risks relating to their reproductive health and sexually transmitted diseases, in particular Aids, whilst in times of war or conflict it is very difficult to gain access to reproductive health services.
The updated Commission strategy
The updated Commission strategy
The strategy proposes practical measures in five areas fundamental to the promotion of equality: responsible governance, employment, education, health and violence against women.
The strategy proposes practical measures in five areas fundamental to the promotion of equality: responsible governance, employment, education, health and violence against women.
The strategy contains guidelines for the more systematic integration of gender equality issues into development policy and illustrates just how effective direct budgetary aid can be in supporting measures to foster gender equality.
The strategy contains guidelines for the more systematic integration of gender equality issues into development policy and illustrates just how effective direct budgetary aid can be in supporting measures to foster gender equality.
As one of a series of measures designed to improve the coordination of the development aid provided by the Member States and the Commission, the communication entitled ‘Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in Development Cooperation’ sketches out for the first time a European strategy to foster gender equality and women’s empowerment.
As one of a series of measures designed to improve the coordination of the development aid provided by the Member States and the Commission, the communication entitled ‘Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in Development Cooperation’ sketches out for the first time a European strategy to foster gender equality and women’s empowerment.
With a view to achieving that objective, the EU strategy identifies three areas for action: firstly, 41 practical measures are proposed in the areas of responsible governance, employment, education, health and violence against women.
With a view to achieving that objective, the EU strategy identifies three areas for action: firstly, 41 practical measures are proposed in the areas of responsible governance, employment, education, health and violence against women.
Your rapporteur welcomes the fact that the Commission has described the 41 measures in detail and makes strengthening the role of women central to effective governance.
Your rapporteur welcomes the fact that the Commission has described the 41 measures in detail and makes strengthening the role of women central to effective governance.
However, not all of the 41 measures have been clearly defined: whilst some parameters leave no room whatsoever for interpretation, in your rapporteur’s view the wording of measures dealing with trade policy has deliberately been kept vague.
However, not all of the 41 measures have been clearly defined: whilst some parameters leave no room whatsoever for interpretation, in your rapporteur’s view the wording of measures dealing with trade policy has deliberately been kept vague.
Secondly, the strategy calls for more effective account to be taken of gender equality as a horizontal task in political dialogue with partner countries.
Secondly, the strategy calls for more effective account to be taken of gender equality as a horizontal task in political dialogue with partner countries.
This goal should be achieved by establishing genuine partnerships for dialogue on gender-related issues and development involving governments, civil society, academics and international organisations.
This goal should be achieved by establishing genuine partnerships for dialogue on gender-related issues and development involving governments, civil society, academics and international organisations.
In this area, what is missing from the communication are practical proposals as to how sustainable dialogue with civil society can be developed.
In this area, what is missing from the communication are practical proposals as to how sustainable dialogue with civil society can be developed.
Gender-related issues must be incorporated more effectively into development cooperation itself.
Gender-related issues must be incorporated more effectively into development cooperation itself.
In that connection, your rapporteur draws attention to the failure to include in the country strategy documents proper measures to implement gender mainstreaming.
In that connection, your rapporteur draws attention to the failure to include in the country strategy documents proper measures to implement gender mainstreaming.
When cooperation strategies are devised and implemented, much greater account should be taken of the key role played by women in generating economic growth and fostering development.
When cooperation strategies are devised and implemented, much greater account should be taken of the key role played by women in generating economic growth and fostering development.
The strategy proposes that every measure should be assessed on the basis of its contribution to gender equality with a view to ensuring that individual development projects tackle gender-related issues more effectively.
The strategy proposes that every measure should be assessed on the basis of its contribution to gender equality with a view to ensuring that individual development projects tackle gender-related issues more effectively.
As regards the accountability requirement, your rapporteur would like to point out that in its communication the Commission fails to highlight its own accountability vis-à-vis European citizens and the European Parliament.
As regards the accountability requirement, your rapporteur would like to point out that in its communication the Commission fails to highlight its own accountability vis-à-vis European citizens and the European Parliament.
All the bodies and groups involved in development policy, from the media to national governments, are reminded of their responsibility and accountability, whilst the Commission skates over its own role.
All the bodies and groups involved in development policy, from the media to national governments, are reminded of their responsibility and accountability, whilst the Commission skates over its own role.