Women in CSDP missions
Promoting women’s participation in CSDP missions and operations is important to sustain EU’s credibility, to improve effectiveness, to promote equality at home and abroad, to increase the talent pool for personnel, and to make the best use of our financial resources. More needs to be done by both member states and the EU to fulfil promises to implement the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. This report looks at three issues that contribute to more inclusion and better effectiveness: First, the structures that promote equality in the security sector institutions within the EU; second, the effects of women’s participation in missions and operations; third, how CSDP structures and EU member states policies could be further adapted to create a working environment that is conducive to both men and women contributing their full potential to better solutions to security challenges. Political commitment and hands-on leadership by the EU and its Member States is key to more diversity and inclusivity in CSDP structures. A pro-active approach to recruitment and retention of female staff, adapted job-descriptions, comprehensive family policies, and employing an approach that values diversity and creates a positive work environment are all necessary in this regard.
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WIIS, Women in International Security Brussels, Belgium
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- administrering och avlöning av personal
- arbetsmarknad
- arbetsorganisation och arbetsförhållanden
- balans mellan arbetsliv och privatliv
- Belgien
- ekonomisk geografi
- EU-institutionerna och EU:s förvaltning
- EU:s civila uppdrag
- EU:s militära uppdrag
- EU:s polisuppdrag
- Europa
- europeisk integration
- EUROPEISKA UNIONEN
- Europeiska utrikestjänsten
- Finland
- FÖRETAG OCH KONKURRENS
- försvar
- förvaltning
- GEOGRAFI
- INTERNATIONELLA FÖRBINDELSER
- jämställdhet
- krishantering
- kvinnlig arbetskraft
- LAG OCH RÄTT
- militär personal
- polis
- POLITIK
- politik och allmän säkerhet
- politisk geografi
- rekrytering
- rättigheter och friheter
- Spanien
- Sverige
- SYSSELSÄTTNING OCH ARBETE
- Tyskland