What Is the Role of Women in Community Development?

Outline for the Development of Chinese Women (2001-2010)

Outline for the Development of Chinese Women

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Outline for the Development of Chinese Women (2001-2010)

(Promulgated by the State Council on May 22, 2001)

Chinese name

Outline for the Development of Chinese Women

Date of promulgation

May 22, 2001

Issuing agency

State Council

aims

Implementing gender equality

As the bell of the new century rings,

Gender equality

Women and the economy

(A) the main objectives.

1. Guarantee equal rights and opportunities for women to access economic resources.

2. eliminate

One,

1. The implementation of the Outline will be monitored and evaluated at different levels. It is necessary to strengthen the comprehensive statistical work on women's development, add gender-specific statistical indicators, and establish and improve gender-specific databases. Do a good job of information collection, sorting, feedback and communication, analyze the current situation of women's development, predict trends, evaluate the effect of implementation, and provide a basis for planning and scientific decision-making.

2. Establish national and provincial (autonomous regions, municipalities) monitoring systems for women's conditions, formulate practical, scientific and standardized monitoring and evaluation programs, and comprehensively and dynamically monitor women's development. The gender-specific statistical indicators in the "Outline" shall be incorporated into the national statistical system and the routine statistics and statistical surveys of relevant departments. Establish and improve institutions for labor inspection, health monitoring, education supervision, statistical evaluation, and legal supervision, improve the monitoring mechanism, and ensure the effective implementation of the Outline.

3. Establish a regular reporting and review system. Each member unit and relevant departments of the State Council Women and Children's Working Committee shall submit monitoring data and progress in the implementation of targets to the Office of the State Council's Women and Children's Working Committee and the National Bureau of Statistics, analyze the submitted monitoring data, and evaluate the implementation effect. The national monitoring and evaluation cycle is divided into annual monitoring, periodic monitoring and evaluation every 3-5 years, and 10-year final monitoring and evaluation.

4. Establish monitoring and evaluation institutions. The Women's and Children's Working Committee of the State Council has established a monitoring and evaluation leading group, which is responsible for approving monitoring and evaluation plans and proposing corresponding countermeasures based on the results of monitoring and evaluation.

The monitoring and evaluation leading group has a statistical monitoring group and an expert evaluation group.

The statistical monitoring group is led by the National Bureau of Statistics and is composed of related departments. Responsible for formulating the gender-specific statistical monitoring indicator system of the "Outline" and proposing key monitoring indicators; determining monitoring methods, collecting monitoring data, and establishing and improving a gender-separated database; submitting a nationwide statistical monitoring report on the status of women to the State Council Women and Children Working Committee; guidance All regions should do a good job of statistical monitoring in implementing the Outline.

The expert evaluation team is led by the Office of the Women and Children's Working Committee of the State Council and is composed of experts recommended by relevant departments. Responsible for formulating inspection and evaluation plans; reviewing monitoring reports, and providing opinions and suggestions on the resolution of key and difficult issues; conducting periodic evaluations and submitting evaluation reports to the Women and Children's Working Committee of the State Council; guiding the inspection and evaluation of the implementation of the Outline by various regions jobs.

All regions should also establish corresponding monitoring and evaluation institutions and systems to timely, accurately and comprehensively reflect the implementation of the Outline and local plans.