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- 1. WOMENâS ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT: A KEY TO BUILDING A STRONG NATION Originally prepared and presented by EMMELINE L. VERZOSA, Executive Director, National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women during the Luzon Regional Training on Gender in Microfinance; Bayview Park Hotel, Manila City; November 12, 2005 GEMMA IFURUNG National Commission on the Role of the Filipino Women Visayas Regional Training On Gender In Microfinance Cebu Business Hotel, Cebu City 3 December 2005
- 5. National and Local Development Planning Cycle Planning Monitoring & Evaluation Implementation Programming & Budgeting 6B
- 6. GAD Planning, M&E Institutional Mechanism Advocacy &Training GAD Data Base Planning Monitoring & Evaluation Implementation Programming & Budgeting 6B The GAD Mainstreaming Strategy
- 12. GOVERNMENT NGOs/ CSOs PRIVATE SECTOR ACADEME/ GRCs The FPW Conceptual Framework EMPOWERED WOMEN, STRONGER NATION WOMENâS EMPOWERMENT/ GENDER EQUALITY WOMENâS ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT WOMENâS HUMAN RIGHTS BEAT THE ODDS BEAT THE ODDS MEDIUM-TERM PHILIPPINE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (MTPDP) GENDER MAINSTREAMING GENDER MAINSTREAMING GENDER-RESPONSIVE GOVERNANCE
- 13. THE âBIBINGKAâ PRINCIPLE NGOs ïŹ empowerment ïŹ representation ïŹ monitoring govât implementation of GAD commitments at grassroots level NCRFW Oversight ïïŹ identify critical points of intervention ïïŹ build alliances and support systems ïïŹ GAD monitoring GENDER-RESPONSIVE DEVELOPMENT GOs GAD mainstreaming initiatives ïŹ policy/program reformulation ïŹ resource allocation ïŹ institutional reform ïŹ capacity-building
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- Good morning ladies and gentlemen. We at the NCRFW are very pleased to be part of this significant activity. This is, I think, the very first time that NAPC is engaging the MFIs to discuss gender mainstreaming in the microfinance sector. We deem this a very good opportunity to share with you NCRFWâs thrusts on womenâs economic empowerment and microfinance, as well as to forge strong partnership with the MFIs, so that we can achieve our national economic goal of holistic and sustainable development for women and men.