Man-Computer-Communication Study Group

EESC permanent study group on Roma inclusion | permanent study group on the inclusion of the Roma

High Level Group on Gender Mainstreaming | HLG on Gender Mainstreaming

Privacy and computers: Report of a Task Force [ Privacy and computers ]

Ad Hoc Study Group Established under Resolution 6 (XXIII) of the Commission on Human Rights

The activities developed under Horizon 2020 should promote equality between women and men in research and innovation, by addressing in particular the underlying causes of gender imbalance, by exploiting the full potential of both female and male researchers, and by integrating the gender dimension into the research and innovation content as well as by paying particular attention to ensuring gender balance, subject to the situation in the field of research and innovation concerned, in evaluation panels and in other relevant advisory and expert bodies in order to improve the quality of research and to stimulate innovation.

Calls on the EU and the Member States to include the health status of women and the question of ageing (older women) as factors in gender mainstreaming and to use gender budgeting in their health policies, programmes and research, from the development and design stage through to impact assessment; calls on the EU-funded framework research programmes and public funding agencies to include a gender impact assessment in their policies and to provide for the compilation and analysis of gender- and age-specific data with a view to identifying key differences between women and men in relation to health, in order to support policy change, and ...[+++]to introduce and collate epidemiological tools to analyse the causes of the life-expectancy gap between men and women;

24. Calls on the EU and the Member States to include the health status of women and the question of ageing (older women) as factors in gender mainstreaming and to use gender budgeting in their health policies, programmes and research, from the development and design stage through to impact assessment; calls on the EU-funded framework research programmes and public funding agencies to include a gender impact assessment in their policies and to provide for the compilation and analysis of gender- and age-specific data with a view to identifying key differences between women and men in relation to health, in order to support policy change, ...[+++]and to introduce and collate epidemiological tools to analyse the causes of the life-expectancy gap between men and women;

1. Calls on the EU and the Member States to include the health status of women and the question of ageing (older women) as factors in gender mainstreaming and to use gender budgeting in their health policies, programmes and research, from the development and design stage through to impact assessment; calls on the EU-funded framework research programmes and public funding agencies to include a gender impact assessment in their policies and to provide for the gathering and analysis of gender and age-specific data for identifying key differences between women and men in relation to health, in order to support policy change, and to introduc ...[+++]e and collate epidemiological tools for analysing the causes of the life expectancy gap between men and women;