North-South Centre of the Council of Europe Empowerment of Women

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North-South Centre of the Council of Europe Empowerment of Women

History and Background North-South Centre s work on women s rights and gender equality 1994-2005 - 2012-2015 Trans Mediterranean Programme - Intercultural Dialogue - North-South Process for the Empowerment of Women Milestone: International Conference of Rome, 24-25 October 2011 Women as agents of change in the Southern Mediterranean Region 205 quadrilogue actors from 31 countries of Europe and Southern Mediterranean Euro-Med Women Network

3rd International Conference in Rabat Policy towards neighbouring regions Recommendations -The need of a network that facilitates the exchanges, good practices and strategies -The need to develop capacity-building activities among young women and young men -The need to promote a culture of gender equality in the media Neighbourhood Partnership with Jordan 2015-2017 Neighbourhood Partnership with Morocco 2015-2017 Neighbourhood Partnership with Tunisia 2015-2017 Gender Equality Strategy 2014-2017 NSPEW 2015-2017 Sustainable Development Goals Objectives: Contribute to the empowerment of women by fostering women s participation in political life and improve representation in the media; Strengthen awareness-raising concerning women s rights and combat violence against women by promoting preventative and protective measures; Encourage and support North-South and South-South cooperation between stakeholders in the empowerment of women.

Achieving Balanced Participation of Women and Men in Political and Public Decision-Making 20-27 September 2015, Mollina (Spain) 11 nationalities 7 from Europe Serbia United Kingdom France Spain Poland Italy Romania 10 from Southern Mediterranean Egypt Libya Morocco Palestinian National Authority Tunisia 5 12 Origin of applications

Achieving Balanced Participation of Women and Men in Political and Public Decision-Making Lisbon fora Recommendations 2015 How to combat radicalisation and terrorism: Prevention Tools and Shared Knowledge in the Mediterranean and European space : - Empowering women to prevent and combat radicalisation. Women have, in fact, an essential role to play in promoting peace and conflict management; - Building inclusive societies through intercultural and interfaith dialogue. An annual event that brings together high-level participants from Europe, neighbouring regions and international organisations to discuss topics related to the core CoE priorities. Specific side events or roundtables to raise awareness on the importance of women participation in decision-making processes Roundtables 2012 The Arab season: from change to challenges Centrality of Women's Rights in the Transition Democracy; to 2013 "Valuing civil society as actor of governance: Perspectives for the South Mediterranean" - Face to face on political Islam and democracy 2014 Electoral processes and democratic consolidation in the countries of the southern Mediterranean - Women s Participation in Electoral Processes 2016 Migration and human rights. How to structure effective collective action? : To Include women in the decision-making processes in order to increase effectiveness and efficiency of implementation of gender policies, which should be reinforced by providing effective access to education, language classes and labour market, in order to enable women to have equal work possibilities and benefits.

Combating Gender Stereotypes and Sexism Capacity-building activities for youth multipliers 1-8 May 2016, Hammamet (Tunisia) 12 nationalities 8 from Europe Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia Lithuania The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Portugal Sweden Greece 10 from Southern Mediterranean Algeria Jordan Tunisia Egypt Morocco Palestinian National Authority 9 10 Follow-up Activity

Combating Gender Stereotypes and Sexism Capacity-building activities for youth multipliers 13 participants 8 5 12 nationalities 6 from Europe Greece Serbia Bosnia and Herzegovina France The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Albania Focus Group Connecting Women, Challenging Stereotypes 20-25 September 2016, Mollina (Spain) 7 from Southern Mediterranean Jordan Morocco Lebanon Tunisia Libya Palestinian National Authority 4 Regional Projects in progress "Raising voices" against Gender based violence through trainings, theatre plays, public events and a campaign. One Click Away aims to challenge stereotypes in local communities and media through an online campaign. Young leaders bridges (YLB) aims to equipped youth with tools and methods to promote a positive non stereotyped image of women. Empower women aims to promote gender equality on rural areas through a training course and a booklet.

Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women Promotion of the Istanbul Convention 4 experts Libya, Tunisia, France, Italy 20 participants 14 members of the Euromed Rights Gender Working group 6 representatives of Moroccan Civil Society Training course the Istanbul Convention for the Mediterranean civil society 1st april 2016, Rabat (Morocco) Overall Objective To provide representatives of civil society, activists in the domain of women s rights and/or gender equality in the Mediterranean region with tools that will enable them to fight violence, as presented in the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (in particular, articles 11 and 12) through sharing experiences and good practices. Results A online raising awareness campaign launched promoting the Istanbul Convention as a tool for NGO Tunisia, Morocco, Turkey, France, Denmark, Sweden, Algeria, Cyprus, Jordan, Palestinian National Authority, Syria

Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women Raising Awareness about migrant and refugee women Roundtable 8 experts Quadrilogue actors 1 Government 1 Parliament 1 International Organisation 5 Civil Society 8 Women Refugees, Migrants and Asylum Seekers in Europe and the Southern Mediterranean 25 November 2016, Lisbon (Portugal) 5 3 from Southern Mediterranean Azerbaïdjan Ireland Portugal - UE The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Spain - CoE Jordan Iraq Lebanon 1. Promote the implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence. 2. Implement comprehensive policies and specific measures to ensure that women and girls refugees, migrants and asylum seekers are protected and facilitated access to the services needed, in particular legal support and access to justice in relevant languages. 3. Raise awareness about violence against women refugees, migrants and asylum seekers through data collection and information shared between all relevant non-governmental and governmental agencies, and international organisations. 8 nationalities from Europe 7 recommendations that quadrilogue actors should implement. Overall objective The overall objective was to raise awareness among the quadrilogue actors of the Lisbon Forum 2016 on the gender-sensitive measures to ensure the safety of women seeking asylum and on the issues and situations faced specifically by refugee and migrant women and women asylum seekers in Europe and in the Southern Mediterranean. 4. Ensure effective implementation of gender policies, legislation and international standards aiming at to respond immediately to the specific needs of women and girls refugees migrants and asylum seekers. 5. Include women in the decision-making processes in order to increase effectiveness and efficiency of implementation of gender policies, which should be reinforced by providing effective access to education, language classes and labour market, in order to enable women to have equal work possibilities and benefits. 6. Eliminate discriminatory laws such as child marriage and unregistered temporary marriage. 7. Provide specialised training and sharing of good practices in order to increase the capacity and expertise of humanitarian actors and the number of gender-sensitive trained personnel. -

Euro-Med Women Network Overall objective To contribute to the empowerment of women by providing its members with an online platform, which facilitates the exchange of good practices, the identification of common challenges, the sharing of experiences and the identification of projects and partnerships. Good Practices Database The Database aims to give visibility to the work of the EMWN members through videos, photos and articles shared on the online platform. Statistics 2003 members of the EMWN 2 743 followers on the EMWN Facebook Page From 45 different countries In 2016 658 New Followers 510 New Subscriptions 3900 Likes EMWN Campaigns No Sexist Hate Speech 8 March 2016 Combating Sexist Hate Speech The NSC promoted the No hate Speech movement in the Southern Mediterranean Countries on the occasion of the International Day of Women. #16Days of Activism Against Gender Violence 25 November -10 December 2016 Impact of the Campaign More than 2000 likes, 130 shares, almost 30.000 people reached and 120 new followers!

Euro-Med Women Network International Women s Day 8 March 2017 8 March, 8 Days to celebrate Inspirational Women On this occasion, the North-South Centre gave visibility to role-model women from the EMWN and to their words and commitment in order to promote a non-stereotyped image of women and to raise awareness on equality between women and men and on the need of preventing and eradicating sexism and gender discrimination.

North-South Process for the Empowerment of Women Future Activities Programme of Activities 2017 2018-2019 - Training of experts: Preventing and Combating Violence against Women, Tunis, Tunisia NSPEW will aim to reinforce multilateral and multilevel co-operation between the relevant stakeholders through the sharing of relevant tools, methodologies and best practices in order to develop a context that facilitates the empowerment of women and girls in Southern Mediterranean. - Session on Political Identity of Women and the New Challenges in Mediterranean, Mollina, Spain - National workshop on Strengthening Capacities of Women Organisations, Amman, Jordan - International Conference on Migrant and Refugee Women, Berlin, Germany Focus on Gender Stereotypes, Sexism and Multiple Discrimination Refugee, migrant and asylum-seeking women Access to rights through entrepreneurship

Follow us Euro-Med Women Network nswomennetwork@coe.int @nswomennetwork Thank You! Ms. Rocio Cervera rocio.cervera@coe.int North-South Centre of the Council of Europe Rua São Caetano, nº 32 1200-829 Lisboa Portugal www.nscentre.org www.coe.int nsc.info@coe.int