GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN THE PUBLIC POLICIES OF THE PERUVIAN STATE

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From rhetoric to action: Escalation of Strategies to secure the Rights of Indigenous Communities and Indigenous Peoples to Land and Resources. GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN THE PUBLIC POLICIES OF THE PERUVIAN STATE Lucila Pautrat Bern, Switzerland - 2015

BACKGROUND 2015: women in Peru represent 49.9% of the total national population 2050: 50.32% of the total national population Gender gaps in Peru are still wide and evident, creating inequality and violating the rights of women. Mainstreaming of gender in public policy is the process of examining the implications for women and men of any planned action, legislation, policies or programs in all areas and at all levels, which should be evaluated according to their objective contribution to closing the gaps of inequality between men and women.

STATUS OF WOMEN IN PERU In recent years, the Peruvian State has begun to incorporate gender analysis methods based on the requirements of the GII, GPM and GM indices for gender mainstreaming in: Official statistics from the Peruvian National Institute of Statistics and Information INEI: http://www.inei.gob.pe/estadisticas/indice-tematico/brechas-de-genero- 7913/ The studies carried out under the 2012-2017 Peruvian National Gender Equality Plan

PATTERN OF GENDER INEQUALITY INDEX IN PERU 2000-2013 Indicators 2000 2006 2013 Maternal Mortality 1/ 185 193 93 Adolescent Fertility 2/ 66 59 65 Congress Seats (%) Women 10.8 19.2 21.5 Men 89.2 80.8 78.5 Secondary Education or Higher (%) 3/ Women 47.0 55.1 61.1 Men 60.4 67.4 72.8 Share of Labor Force (%) Women 60.9 63.9 65.6 Men 82.8 83.5 83.4 1/ Defined as maternal deaths per 100,000 babies born alive. Data relates to the 2004-2010 period. 2/ Stated as a number of child deliveries for every 1,000 women aged 15 to 19 years. 3/ Data pertaining to 25 years and over population. Source: National Institute for Statistics and Information. a/ Family Health Demographic Survey. b/ National Households Survey.

GENDER INEQUALITY INDEX IN PERU, 2013

GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN THE PERUVIAN STATE S PUBLIC POLICY International Commitments International UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights International UN Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (1979) - CEDAW and its Optional Protocol The Inter-American Convention on the Prevention, Punishment and Eradication of Violence against Women - Convention of Belém do Pará The Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing (1995) includes the Declaration and Platform for Action. The Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women adopted by the UN General Assembly (Resolution A / 54/4 on Oct. 1999). Review and Appraisal of the Beijing Platform for Action. The 23 rd Special Meeting of the General Assembly, in June 2000, entitled Women 2000: Gender Equality, Development and Peace for the 21 st Century. The UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, including the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children.

GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN PERUVIAN PUBLIC POLICIES Peruvian Political Constitution of 1993: "Title I The Individual and Society Chapter I: Fundamental Rights of the Individual Article 1. Protection of the Human Person The defense of the human person and respect for his dignity are the Supreme goal of society and the State. Article 2. Fundamental Rights of the Person Everyone has the right to: 1. Life, his/her identity, moral, mental and physical integrity and free development and well-being. The unborn child is a subject of law in every respect. 2. Equality before the law. No one should be discriminated against on grounds of origin, race, sex, language, religion, opinion, economic status or any other nature [...]. "

PRIORITY NATIONAL POLICIES (SUPREME DECREE NO. 027-2007-PCM) Policy Guidelines POLICY 2. ON MATTERS OF EQUALITY OF MEN AND WOMEN 2.1 Promote equal opportunities between men and women in public policies, national plans and practices of the State and in the hiring of public servants and access to management positions. 2.2. Promote in society, in its actions and communications, the adoption of equitable values, practices, attitudes and behaviors between men and women, to guarantee the right to nondiscrimination of women and the eradication of domestic and sexual violence. 2.3 Ensure the full exercise of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of women. 2.4 Promote access by women to positions of power and decisionmaking in society and in the public administration. 2.5 Deal with, on a priority basis, families in extreme poverty, poverty or social risk as well as families headed by women.

LAW N 28983, LAW ON EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN AND MEN Define: The policy guidelines and priorities for action by the three levels of government and state powers. The roles and responsibilities of the branches of government and the public institutions at all three levels of government. The guidance of the Ministry of Women Affairs and Vulnerable Populations in the coordination and implementation of the Law. The periodic reporting for accountability on the State's progress on equal opportunities for women and men.

AIM OF THE 2012-2017 NATIONAL PLAN FOR GENDER EQUALITY (Supreme Decree N 004-2012-MIMP) The Peruvian State at all three levels of government will mainstream the gender perspective in public policies, ensuring gender equality and the effective protection of human rights for women and men, non-discrimination and full development of the individual and collective strengths and capabilities

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES OF THE 2012-2017 PERUVIAN NATIONAL PLAN FOR GENDER EQUALITY OE 1: OE 2: OE 3: OE 4: OE 5: OE 6: OE 7: OE 8: Promote and strengthen gender mainstreaming at all three levels of government. Strengthen a culture of respect and appreciation for gender differences. Reduce educational gaps between women and men. Improve the health of women and guarantee sexual and reproductive rights for women and men. Guarantee the economic rights of women in conditions of equity and equality of opportunity with respect to men. Reduce gender-based violence in its various expressions. Increase the participation of women and men in decision-making and political and civic participation. Assess the contribution of women in the sustainable management of natural resources.

THE NATIONAL FOREST AND WILDLIFE POLICY (Supreme Decree N 009-2013-MINAGRI), incorporates the following principles: 6. Equity and Social Inclusion: It seeks to guarantee opportunities for access to forest and wildlife resources in equal conditions, and equitable distribution of benefits to all stakeholders through comprehensive initiatives to help eradicate poverty, reduce social and economic inequalities, and stimulate sustainable economic development of disadvantaged populations [...]. "9. Gender Approach: The management of forest and wildlife resources is an opportunity to promote access and adequate distribution of resources, technologies and expertise needed to ensure the sustainability of these resources facing gender inequities. The implementation of a gender perspective in policy, strategy and forestry projects intended to help improve living conditions of populations primarily related to the management of forest and wildlife resources, by reducing the differences and inequalities between men and women and, thus, better terms of governance and sustainability."

POLICY 4: SOCIAL INCLUSION AND INTERCULTURALITY Guideline 1: Assessment and Strengthening of the Role of Indigenous Peoples and other local communities and their traditional knowledge in the conservation of the National Forest and Wildlife Heritage of the Nation, in intercultural dialogue with technical and scientific progress, promotes the following: "[...] c. Promotion of equitable participation and integration of women and young indigenous people and farmers, in the normal decision-making, development and access to the benefits of forestry and wildlife in their community and local territories".

FOREST AND WILDLIFE ACT - LAW N 29763 Article II: General principles "[...] 4. Equity and social inclusion Through this principle, the State guarantees fair access to resources, opportunities for development and distribution of benefits to all stakeholders, with a gender perspective, through the design and implementation of forest policies that help eradicate poverty, reduce social and economic inequalities and sustainable human development of disadvantaged populations."

The policy of gender mainstreaming assumed by the Peruvian State has not yet been incorporated into the regulations of human resources, staffing, or political participation within the forest sector. However, women played an important role in the processes of: - Design and development, - Citizen participation and - Previous consultation for Indigenous Peoples Of the Forestry and Wildlife Law and its Regulations

Indigenous women have taken a leading role in the design of forest and environmental policies in Peru, as national leaders of organizations representing indigenous peoples, as well as defenders of forests, natural resources and indigenous territories. Lidia Rengifo Asháninka Daysi Zapata Shipibo Ruth Buendía Asháninka

WOMEN IN THE PERUVIAN NATIONAL FOREST AND WILDLIFE SERVICE MAIN AREAS TOTAL OF STAFF TOTAL OF WOMEN TOTAL OF MANAGMENT POSITIONS WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT POSITIONS - Executive Direction 5 3 0 1 - General Secretary 5 2 1 0 - Administrative Areas 43 29 8 5 - Technical Directions 65 42 6 10 TOTAL 118 76 15 16 Source: SERFOR, 2015

WOMEN IN THE PERUVIAN FOREST AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Men 42 (36%) Women 76 (64%)

WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT POSITIONS IN THE PERUVIAN FOREST AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Men 15 (48%) Women 16 (52%)

PERU: WOMEN ENGAGED IN FARMING PRODUCTION, 1994 2012

PERU: AVERAGE AREA HELD BY MEN AND WOMEN FARM PRODUCERS 2012 (Hectares)

ACCESS BY INDIGENOUS AND FARMING WOMEN TO EDUCATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TECHNOLOGY According to the Minister of Women: 27.3% of women farmers are illiterate; three times more than men, whose percentage is 8.7%. During 2013, records show that 16.3% of men and 9.5% of women received training, technical assistance and/or business advice for their farming activities, and 22.9% of women producers had access to technology.

Natural Resources Management by Women Peru 2013: 29.1% women farm producers / 70.9% men farm producers. Minister of Agriculture (2013): 38 women had held a leading position at the Irrigation Management User Committees, of a total of 898 managers or directors (equivalent to the 4.23% in relation to the total number of directors).

Thank you!... Lucila Pautrat Kené Instituto de Estudios Forestales y Ambientales lpautrat@keneamazon.net