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State Concept of Georgia on Gender Equality

Country
Type of law
Policy
Source

Abstract
The State Concept of Georgia on Gender Equality is a multi-sectoral national policy document. It aims to encourage the equal and effective implementation of the rights and opportunities for women and men. The Concept recognizes the principles of gender equality in all spheres of public and social life and provides for the relevant measures for prevention and elimination of all forms of discrimination on the ground of sex as well as for the advancing of gender equality. The Concept determines the state’s obligation to provide the relevant legislative and other measures in order to amend the legal framework, which constitutes the discrimination on the ground of sex, and to ensure its implementation. The document encourages the government to integrate gender equality perspectives in the state programmes for economic development and poverty reduction, as well as in the employment policy. It mentions that equal access of women and men to fiscal, credit and production resources is one of the mechanisms for private sector development and for creation of jobs. It also notes that the Georgian Government should pay particular attention to the development of gender-sensitive, social justice-oriented budget both at central and local levels.
Date of text
Notes
The English translation is available in the second half of the document.
Repealed
Yes
Serial Imprint
Resolution No. 3488 of 2006 of Parliament of Georgia (№3488-RS of 2006); სსმ, 103, 04/08/2006
Publication reference
Parliament of Georgia
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No
Original title
საქართველოს გენდერული თანასწორობის სახელმწიფო კონცეფცია
Repealed by