Political-Legal Perspective in Gender and Sexuality

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Political-Legal

Perspective in Gender
and Sexuality
Gender and Development

Gender and Development (GAD) – refers to the


development perspective and process that is participatory
and empowering, equitable, sustainable, free from
violence, respectful of human rights, supportive of self-
determination and actualization of human potentials.
When did it start? Who started it?

• Gender and Development was developed in the 1980’s as an alternative to


the Women in Development (WID) approach.
• Philippine Plan for Gender and Development, 1995-2025, is a National
Plan that addresses, provides and pursues full equality and development
for men and women.
• Approved and adopted by former President Fidel V. Ramos as Executive
No. 273, on September 8, 1995, it is the successor of the Philippine
Development Plan for Women,
2 major frameworks of GAD
• Gender Roles- focus on social construction of identities within the
household, it also reveals the expectations from ‘maleness and
femaleness’ in their relative access to resources.
• Social Relation Analysis- exposes the social dimensions of hierarchical
power relations imbedded in social institutions; also it’s determining
influence on ‘the relative position of men and women in society.
What is the connection of GAD in the local
government agencies in the philippines?
• According to R.A 7192 AN ACT PROMOTING THE INTEGRATION
OF WOMEN AS FULL AND EQUAL PARTNERS OF MEN IN
DEVELOPMENT AND NATION BUILDING AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
What is the connection of GAD in the local
government agencies in the philippines?
• All government departments shall ensure that women benefit equally and
participate directly in the development programs and projects of said department,
specifically those funded under official foreign development assistance, to ensure
the full participation and involvement of women in the development process; and
•     All government departments and agencies shall review and revise all their
regulations, circulars, issuances and procedures to remove gender bias therein.
Municipality or City’s own
GAD Department
When did GAD Department start in Manila?
What are the main objectives of the GAD
department in every municipality or cities?
• Developing mechanisms to integrate Gender and Development
considerations into all stages and all levels of our operations.
• Taking steps to increase women's representation at all levels and in all
decision-making bodies in the organization.
• Developing and reinforcing the planning and management capabilities of
the Development Programs Department to take into account gender
relations issues in all regions where the organization works.
• Establishing mechanisms to ensure open dialogue with Development and Peace's partners abroad so that their
expertise is used to attain the objectives of the Gender and Development Policy in the South.

• Strengthening the Education Sectors' ability to plan and produce educational activities and materials that take into
account issues concerning female/male relations.

• Ensuring that Development and Peace's internal and external communications follow the guidelines of the Gender
and Development Policy.

• Developing equal opportunity mechanisms in the organization's Human Resources unit to eliminate all direct or
indirect discrimination against women and ensure equitable treatment in terms of working conditions.

• Establishing a structure of responsibility and accountability for implementing the Gender and Development policy,
and ensuring that all personnel integrate its vision into their daily work.
3 main succesful projects done by the GAD
department of Manila
1. ACTIVITIES/RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS

2. GAD ORIENTED PRE-DEPARTURE ORIENTATION


SEMINARS AND SERVICES

3. ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING EFFORTS


2 future/on-going projects that the GAD
department in Manila plans to have initiated?
1. Preparation and
Submission of FY
2020 GAD Plans and
Budgets (GPBs)
2. Philippine
Development Plan
2017-2020
Thank you for listening!
Members
• Chenniecole
• Janine
• Kyle
• Michaella
• Cindy
• Betty
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