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woensdag 22 januari 2020
Gender-sensitive education and training for the integration of third-country nationals
Gender-sensitive education and training for the integration of third-country nationals / Europees Instituut voor gendergelijkheid (Orgaan of agentschap van de Europese Unie) , 2020.
"This paper looks at how gender equality and women’s empowerment are considered in the policies and actions supporting the integration of third-country nationals through education and training. Embedding a gender equality perspective in all policy sectors, including in the integration of third-country nationals, education and training, is a legal and political obligation for the EU institutions and Member States. Gender- sensitive policy-making can contribute to the development of policies and measures that respond to the distinct needs and interests of diverse groups of women and men third-country nationals. It can also serve to further advance gender equality in the EU. The paper is based on a small-scale study and draws on: 1) a review of EU policies on migrant integration and education; and 2) a review of five Member States’ (France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Sweden) policy frameworks and gender-specific actions. The findings show that the EU and its Member States can - and should - do much more and much better on the gender equality and women’s rights aspects of integration and education of third-country nationals. The commitment to the dual approach to gender equality - combining gender mainstreaming and specific actions - is hardly reflected in policies, programmes and projects for the integration of third-country nationals through education."
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