How do I take the gender dimension into account in the project proposal?
Within a specific project, the integration of the gender dimension should be described (across the annex "project description"), most often in the section "statement of the nature of the project and its relation to the Programme", if relevant to the project design, a description of the impact on addressing possible biological differences (gender) or differences in the experiences and needs of women and men (gender). Some results of the project design may be less relevant if, for example, physical differences between women and men, etc., have not been taken into account.
It should always be justified why gender equality cannot be applied, e.g. in the "information on (staff and material and technical) readiness" section, when it is not possible to ensure a more balanced representation of women and men in the project (e.g. gender-specific cancers, ultra-rare diseases, etc.), in the "expected results" section, then if the resulting impact of the project does not benefit women and men equally, etc.
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