This Operational Report details the final progress with implementation for the production of the SADC Gender and Development Monitor 2022 and related downstream outputs for the entire duration of the project since project inception in July 2021 to 31 December 2022. Download
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SADC Gender and Development Monitor 2022: Women in Politics and Key Decision-making Positions
This video offers an overview of the SADC Gender and Development Monitor 2022.
Compendium of abstracts SARDC virtual conference on sharing experiences of Gender and Renewable Energy Innovations
The energy sector is one of the main drivers of economic development in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
Proceedings Report on Gender Focal Persons Capacity Building Workshop on Gender and Renewable Energy
The Southern African Research and Documentation Centre (SARDC) in collaboration with the SADC Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (SACREEE)
SADC celebrates Women’s Day
SANF 19 no 3 – by Nyarai Kampilipili Global efforts to promote and increase the use of science, innovation and technology in sustainable development should be inclusive to target both women and men.
Significant achievements in gender equality, but more needs to be done
SANF 19 no 7 – by Thenjiwe Sisimayi recently in Windhoek, Namibia The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for International Relations and Cooperation of Namibia, Hon. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who chairs the regional Council of Ministers, told the recent Council meeting in Windhoek that significant progress has been made towards gender equality in the region, but more needs to be done.
SADC committed to curb gender based violence
SANF 18 no 55 – by Nyarai Kampilipili Violence against women and girls is a pandemic in southern Africa and an obstacle to equality, development, peace and human rights.
Industrialising SADC urged to tap into its youth dividend
SANF 18 no 29 – by Joseph Ngwawi in Windhoek, Namibia Southern Africa should leverage the vast “knowledge dividend” that resides in its young people as the region moves towards building an economy anchored on industrial development.
Clarion call for action on gender equality, parity
SANF 18 No. 36 – by Nyarai Kampilipili in Windhoek, Namibia There is need for southern Africa to continue intensifying its efforts to promote gender equality and ensure that both women and men play an active role in advancing regional integration.
Women, youth potential game changers in SADC integration agenda
SANF 18 No. 39 – by Nyarai Kampilipili in Windhoek, Namibia Leaders of southern Africa have been urged to create a conducive environment to encourage the participation of women and youth in the development of the region.