Impact
With the aim to create an innovative policy community to implement the gender priority in the ERA, GENDERACTION achieved the following specific impacts:
- Developing a methodology to measure progress in the implementation of priority 4 gender equality and gender mainstreaming (WP3)
- mapping, benchmarking and identification of best practices
- methods and indicators to measure progress in priority 4
- assessment of priority 4 implementation
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Consistent and professional capacity to implement ERA roadmap priority 4 among responsible national representatives (WP 3, 4)
- assessment of ERA roadmap national action plans
- at least two mutual learning workshops on national ERA roadmap implementation
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Coordination of efforts of Member States in priority 4 (WP5)
- liaising with and reporting to the Standing Working Group on Gender in Research and Innovation
- identification of and communication with responsible national representatives
- engaging with national authorities in the Member States
- communication and liaison with research attachés at national representations to the EU
- disseminating policy briefs
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Enhanced expertise in gender equality and gender mainstreaming among key stakeholders (including NCPs and RFOs most notably), with a particular focus on the relatively inactive countries (WP4)
- interactive trainings for NCPs, civil servants, and other stakeholders with a focus on RFOs
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Consistency between national gender equality strategies in research and innovation and Horizon 2020 (WP 3, 4, 5 )
- Interactive trainings and mutual learning workshops
- Contribute to the inclusion of gender equality and gender mainstreaming in international cooperation in science, technology and innovation (WP6)
- identifying relevant stakeholders at national level
- mapping procedures and processes for international cooperation in STI at national level
- identifying relevant stakeholders at international level
- building a network of relevant international and supranational bodies
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Shift in the imbalance between the proactive and relatively inactive countries in Europe (WP 3, 4, 5)
- creating conditions for less experienced countries to align their initiatives for gender equality in research and innovation with the more experienced countries.