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Development Minister Svenja Schulze has presented her strategy for a feminist development policy. It is aimed at guaranteeing women the same rights and access to resources as men and working to ensure that women are equally represented and involved in political and economic decision-making processes

Back in March last year, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) published its new strategy for a Feminist Development Policy (FEP). The aim of the FEP is to dismantle discriminatory structures - for women and girls as well as other marginalised groups.

In order to foster the political and economic empowerment of women in situations of displacement, the BMZ launched the “Action Network on Forced Displacement – Women as Agents of Change” in October 2020.

On 1 March, the BMZ announced its new strategy for a feminist development policy (FEP). The aim of the new FEP is to dismantle discriminatory structures – for women and girls, as well as other marginalised groups. The focus is on gender equality.

Policy, BMZ established a three-pronged-approached to the promotion of gender equality and women’s empowerment consisting of gender mainstreaming throughout our programmes, support for standalone programmes for gender equality and raising gender issues in bilateral policy dialogue with our partners. The Development Policy Action Plan on Gender

On 1 March, the BMZ announced its new strategy for a feminist development policy (FEP). The aim of the new FEP is to dismantle discriminatory structures - for women and girls as well as marginalised groups. The focus is on gender justice.

The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is striving for just and strong societies worldwide. Our feminist development policy aims to eliminate discriminatory structures – for women and girls, and also for marginalised groups. Its focus is on gender equality.

on December 2023 the BMZ launched its 3rd Development Action Plan on Gender Equality (BMZ GAP III). It translates the German Feminist Development Strategy into concrete measures for the years 2023 to 2027 and provides concrete guidance on how to implement it.

The programme works with local partners to jointly implement BMZ’s feminist development policy in an exemplary manner in Armenia, Colombia, Rwanda and Tunisia. It supports and promotes existing feminist strategies in each country in order to encourage cooperation between governmental and civil society stakeholders on this issue and to ...