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A Primer for Parliamentary Action: Gender-sensitive Responses to COVID-19

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June 17, 2020

A Primer for Parliamentary Action: Gender-sensitive Responses to COVID-19

Source: UN Women

This Primer highlights practical ways Members of Parliament (MPs) and parliamentary staff can take action to ensure COVID-19 response and recovery decision-making address women’s needs. It is informed by the differential impacts of the disease on women as documented to date, and the common needs and challenges expressed by MPs and parliamentary staff adapting to new priorities and ways of working around the world. A Checklist is included to guide MPs and parliamentary staff on gender-sensitive options for COVID-19 response and recovery both during and beyond the pandemic.

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Author
Authors: Sarah Childs and Sonia Palmieri. Contributors: Julie Ballington (UN Women) and Gabriella Borovsky (UN Women).
Publisher
UN Women
Publication year
June 2020
Partner
UN Women

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This Primer highlights practical ways Members of Parliament (MPs) and parliamentary staff can take action to ensure COVID-19 response and recovery decision-making address women’s needs. It is informed by the differential impacts of the disease on women as documented to date, and the common needs and challenges expressed by MPs and parliamentary staff adapting to new priorities and ways of working around the world. A Checklist is included to guide MPs and parliamentary staff on gender-sensitive options for COVID-19 response and recovery both during and beyond the pandemic.

Click here to see the primer.

Author
Authors: Sarah Childs and Sonia Palmieri. Contributors: Julie Ballington (UN Women) and Gabriella Borovsky (UN Women).
Publisher
UN Women
Publication year
June 2020
Partner
UN Women

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