Gender mainstreaming, governance and leadership

Gender mainstreaming refers to the integration of a gender equality perspective across all government action. It is a strategy that helps governments make better decisions to achieve gender equality including as they relate to policy and spending decisions. A commitment to gender mainstreaming is one of the most effective ways that governments can support and promote gender equality.

• OECD MCM 2022 welcomed the Report on the Implementation of OECD Gender Recommendations, noting the importance of their continued implementation
• 16 June - GMG Working Party Symposium on Strengthening Government Capacities for Gender-sensitive Data and Evidence
• Eliminating Gender-based Violence: Governance and Survivor/ Victim-centred Approaches
• Policy Framework for Gender-Sensitive Public Governance
• Gender Budgeting in OECD Countries
• Towards a gender-inclusive recovery
• Women at the core of the fight against COVID-19 crisis
• Governance and survivor/victim-centric approaches to gender-based violence in the context of the COVID-19 crisis
• Fast Forward to Gender Equality
• OECD Toolkit for Gender Equality
• Working Party on Gender Mainstreaming and Governance 
• Gender in Infrastructure at OECD

• Gender Budgeting
• Recommendation on Gender Equality
• Gender Equality in the MENA Region
• Gender Equality in Public Administrations
• Gender Equality in Judiciary
• Gender Equality in Parliaments

• See more data gender and public governance indicators

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