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The objective of this study is to contribute to the gathering of data available on womens participation in lifelong learning and to make recommendations concerning non-academic lifelong learning, in particular adult education, for women. The relationship of learning for access to, and promotion in, the labour market has also been considered.[European Parliament]

1. Introduction
2. Senior men as gatekeepers
3. Good practices in organizations
3.1 Danone
3.2 Deutsche Telekom
3.3 Good practices in politics
4. Conclusions
ANNEX 1 – Participants at European Network’s meeting 22 June 2011
ANNEX 2 – List of reference materials

This report monitors progress achieved in the implementation of the GAP II during its second year of implementation, in 2017. It shows progress and actions taken by EU Delegations, the European Commission, the External Action Service (EEAS) and by EU Member States throughout 2017, while underlining what remains to be done to achieve the GAP II objectives and consequently the Sustainable Development Goals. For the first time this year, it also provides with a regional disaggregation of results.[Author vide copyright]

Acronyms
Introduction
1. PROGRESS ON INSTITUTIONAL CULTURE SHIFT PER EU ACTOR
1.1. EU delegations and Member States in the partner countries
1.2. European External Action Service1.3.1. Commission’ services for Foreign Policy Instruments1.3.3. Commission services in charge of neighbourhood and enlargement negotiations
1.3.4. Commission services for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations 121.4. EU Member States
2. PROGRESS ON THEMATIC OBJECTIVES PER EU ACTOR
2.1. EU delegations and Member States in partner countries
2.2. European Commission services in charge of external relations
2.2.1. Services for Foreign Policy Instruments
2.2.2. Commission services in charge of International Cooperation and Development
2.2.3. Commission services in charge of Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations
2.2.4. Commission services in charge of European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations
2.3. Member States
3. OTHER COMMISSION’ SERVICES CONTRIBUTING TO GAP II
3.1. Commission’ services in charge of Trade
3.2. Commission services in charge of Research and Innovation
3.3. Commission’ services in charge of Agriculture and Rural Development
3.4. Commission’ services in charge of Mobility and Transport
4. CONCLUSIONS AND WAY FORWARD
4.1. Way Forward
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ANNEX 1. METHODOLOGY AND TEMPLATES USED FOR THE GAP IMPLEMENTATION REPORT FOR 2017
ANNEX 2. PROGRESS ON INSTITUTIONAL CULTURE SHIFT BY REGION
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Africa East and Southern and Indian Ocean
2.3. Africa West and Central
2.4. Latin America
2.5. Central America
2.6. The Caribbean
2.7. Asia and Pacific
2.8. Central Asia
2.9. The Gulf States
2.10. EU Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations
ANNEX 3. PROGRESS ON GAP THEMATIC OBJECTIVES BY REGION (EU Delegations and Member States in partner countries)
3.1. Thematic Priority B – Physical and Psychological Integrity
3.2. Thematic priority C, economic, social and cultural rights - economic and social empowerment
3.3 Thematic Priority D – Political and Civil Rights – Voice and Participation
ANNEX 4. EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE
ANNEX 5. COMMISSION SERVICE FOR FOREIGN POLICY INSTUMENTS
ANNEX 6. COMMISSION SERVICES IN CHARGE OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT
ANNEX 7. COMMISSION SERVICES IN CHARGE OF NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICY AND ENLARGEMENT NEGOTIATIONS
ANNEX 8. COMMISSION SERVICES IN CHARGE OF HUMANITARIAN AID AND CIVIL PROTECTION
ANNEX 9. COMMISSION SERVICES IN CHARGE OF TRADE
ANNEX 10. COMMISSION SERVICES IN CHARGE OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
ANNEX 11. COMMISSION SERIVICES IN CHARGE OF AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
ANNEX 12. COMMISSION SERIVICES IN CHARGE OF MOBILITY AND TRANSPORT
ANNEX 13. EUROPEAN OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT IN 2017
ANNEX 14. SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS