European Commission presents the “Roadmap for equality between men and women 2006-10”

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6 March 2006 à 11h35

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The roadmap sets out six priority areas for action in the 2006-2010 period:
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Updated on 21 March 2013 à 22h24

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ission presented, Friday 3 March 2006, the Roadmap for equality between men and women and the set up of a new European institute for gender equality. (Ref. 06209)

The roadmap
sets out six priority areas for action in the 2006-2010 period:




  • Achieving equal economic independence for women and men;

  • Enhancing reconciliation of work, private and family life;

  • Promoting equal participation of men and women in decision-making;

  • Eradicating gender-based violence and trafficking;

  • Eliminating...
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