EVALSDGs Insight #10 concerns a longstanding issue: gender inequality and the degree to which the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can assure equality and equity among peoples. Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs) of SDGs implementation in 66 countries indicate that countries must act vigorously to achieve gender equity across all SDGs. This Insight proposes some solutions for strengthening gender responsiveness in evaluations of the SDGs.
I am currently working as a Consultant at the Ministry of Women and Child Development on those issues. Will definitely drop in when I am at IHC next :)
Thank You Rita, I will update my profile with eval pictures and my personal profile over the weekend, only. Thanks for initiating and making us sharing some great technical and organizational gender-related work around the globe! Susanne
I should have responded to your welcoming note ages ago. I was too tight to squeeze that minute. Anyway, today I thought I needed to respond to your kind and warm welcome. I am definitely very comforted with joining this platform of committed gender scholars and stakeholders. I shall create space to be more active as we move ahead.
I have shared information to this site with my colleagues at Tanzania Gender Networking Program - TGNP. I have urged them to look it up. So lets hope more colleagues from this side of the world will knock on your doors for sharing and learning together.
Greetings Rituu, thank you for the warm welcome into this growing family. I will do the needful and complete my profile as soon as possible, and I cannot wait to shareand learn from all of you.
Thank you so much for your very warm welcome. I am pleased to have joined. I am beginning to fill out my profile, and I look forward to participating in this important on-line community. Thank you ! Best wishes Penny
Am happy you recognised my Birthday. I love that. Thank you very much.
However, the events following our elections in Uganda seems to have strange twists and turns. First the Social media applications and internet was turned off then, then came strange requests from the only female candidate in the just concluded presidential campaign requesting the PRESIDENT TO GIVE HER A JOB EVEN BEFORE THE OLD MAN IS SWORN IN FOR THE THE FOURHT DECADE IN POWER.
Am personally disappointed given that:
1. maureen Kalya was the only female to face the male dominated presidential campaign for the highest office in Uganda.
2. She was my candidate and very atticulate with social transformation programmes and policy frameworks at least according to her speech in the campaigns
3. Uganda being highly partiachal society where most people including Women dont yet believe that a lady can not lead this turbulent land locked country, its such a huge blow for us the human rights activists. We are left wondering whetehr it will be possible to support the next female candidate in the next presidential camaign in 2021!
The week has not been fair to our spirited campaign this time round.
I can surely only smile at the attempt to break the age old stereo type that Only men can lead Uganda or at least in the modern era.
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EVALSDGs Insight #10- gender and equity in SDGs
EVALSDGs Insight #10 concerns a longstanding issue: gender inequality and the degree to which the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can assure equality and equity among peoples. Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs) of SDGs implementation in 66 countries indicate that countries must act vigorously to achieve gender equity across all SDGs. This Insight proposes some solutions for strengthening gender responsiveness in evaluations of the SDGs.
https://gendereval.ning.com/profiles/blogs/evalsdgs-insight-10-transforming-m-amp-e-for-achieving-the-sdgs
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I am currently working as a Consultant at the Ministry of Women and Child Development on those issues. Will definitely drop in when I am at IHC next :)
Thank you for the welcome, Rituu.
Look forward to engaging on this platform.
Thank You Rita, I will update my profile with eval pictures and my personal profile over the weekend, only. Thanks for initiating and making us sharing some great technical and organizational gender-related work around the globe! Susanne
Thanks Rituu.
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Dear All,
I am urgently asking for support in development of ToR for a national Gender Audit. and also how to relate Gender to overall SDGs.
Please let me know if you have any relevant format or information that can guide me.
Thank you
Dear Rituu,
Thank you for the greetings....very kind of you! Shobha
Many thanks for that warm welcome Rituu. I will update accordingly, looking forward to networking with the group..
Hi Rituu,
I should have responded to your welcoming note ages ago. I was too tight to squeeze that minute. Anyway, today I thought I needed to respond to your kind and warm welcome. I am definitely very comforted with joining this platform of committed gender scholars and stakeholders. I shall create space to be more active as we move ahead.
I have shared information to this site with my colleagues at Tanzania Gender Networking Program - TGNP. I have urged them to look it up. So lets hope more colleagues from this side of the world will knock on your doors for sharing and learning together.
regards,
Edward
Greetings Rituu, thank you for the warm welcome into this growing family. I will do the needful and complete my profile as soon as possible, and I cannot wait to shareand learn from all of you.
Thanks for the great work you are doing,keep touching lives!
Thank you for appreciating my efforts!
Thank you for your invitation Rituu. I hope we can exchange and share some useful bits of knowledge!
Dear Rituu
Thank you so much for congratuations
Dear Ritu
Thank you so much for your very warm welcome. I am pleased to have joined. I am beginning to fill out my profile, and I look forward to participating in this important on-line community. Thank you ! Best wishes Penny
Many thanks for the birthday wishes Rituu!
Hoping you are well and thank you so much for the work you put into this wonderful resource and communication venue.
Deb
Thanks Rituu for your birthday message. Very thoughtful. Cheers
Dear Rituu I tried to upload a photo but it kept giving me an error.
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Marcia
Hello!
Am happy you recognised my Birthday. I love that. Thank you very much.
However, the events following our elections in Uganda seems to have strange twists and turns. First the Social media applications and internet was turned off then, then came strange requests from the only female candidate in the just concluded presidential campaign requesting the PRESIDENT TO GIVE HER A JOB EVEN BEFORE THE OLD MAN IS SWORN IN FOR THE THE FOURHT DECADE IN POWER.
Am personally disappointed given that:
1. maureen Kalya was the only female to face the male dominated presidential campaign for the highest office in Uganda.
2. She was my candidate and very atticulate with social transformation programmes and policy frameworks at least according to her speech in the campaigns
3. Uganda being highly partiachal society where most people including Women dont yet believe that a lady can not lead this turbulent land locked country, its such a huge blow for us the human rights activists. We are left wondering whetehr it will be possible to support the next female candidate in the next presidential camaign in 2021!
The week has not been fair to our spirited campaign this time round.
I can surely only smile at the attempt to break the age old stereo type that Only men can lead Uganda or at least in the modern era.
Thank you
Wish you all the best of today.
Thanks Rituu!
Thank you Rituu!