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WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT PRINCIPLES (WEPs) Gender Gap Analysis Tool

Introduction (video): https://youtu.be/_0PGrh1YylQ

The WEPs Gender Gap Analysis Tool is a free, user-friendly, and strictly confidential tool designed to help companies from around the world identify strengths, gaps, and opportunities to improve their performance on gender equality. Results are provided in a concise and clear format so companies can easily identify areas for improvement.

WEPs Gender Gap Analysis Tool: https://weps-gapanalysis.org/.

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Comment by Laura Gagliardone on February 14, 2018 at 19:52

Hi Ms. Murthy,

I thank you for addressing such question which I am going to answer (briefly) below. By the way, my opinion does not reflect that of the UN Global Compact but it is just based on my own knowledge and strategic thinking.

I am going to follow some of the key points of the ‘WEPs Tool: Questionnaire’. I think that the main challenges for implementation are (one or a combination of):

  1. Lack of leadership commitment and support for gender equality and women’s empowerment
  2. Lack of non-discrimination and equal opportunity policies
  3. Prejudices in the recruitment processes
  4. Biases in assessing employees’ capacity and performance
  5. Lack of opportunities for professional development, promotion, and growth for women
  6. Lack of access to learning opportunities
  7. Lack of M&E to make sure that women and men are compensated equally for the same work
  8. Lack of opportunities for paid maternity and paternity leave
  9. Outdated mentality at various levels of the organization
  10. Lack of attention to and interest in employees’ work-life balance
  11. Lack of transparency, integrity and work ethics within the organization
  12. Lack of access to learning opportunities.

Which are your thoughts?

Have a nice day,

Laura Gagliardone

Comment by Ranjani K.Murthy on February 14, 2018 at 13:27

Dear Laura

Thanks for the same. 

What do you think would be the challenges to adapting it to UN, government or NGO context?

Best

Ranjani

Comment by Laura Gagliardone on November 14, 2017 at 20:23

Hi Felicita, please take a look at the following:

-Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs) Gender Gap Analysis Tool: https://weps-gapanalysis.org/

-Take the WEPs Tool: https://weps-gapanalysis.org/accounts/login/?next=/gat/

-Preview Questions in PDF (you can find it at the middle of the page).

Hope this helps, Laura

Comment by Felicita Wanjiru Njuguna on November 14, 2017 at 19:13

Cann't find the PDF on Gender Gap Analysis tool and also the end term evaluation evaluation

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