Germany-2010 Commitments

Policy | Financial | Civil Society Engagement

  1. It is time to move towards more concrete action. What can member states and the United Nations as a whole do? The German Government will shortly present its third implementation report on resolution 1325 to Parliament. While striving for the full and timely implementation of the entire resolution, and looking ahead, priority will be given to 1) Increased participation of women in national, regional and international institutions and mechanisms, particularly in higher positions 2) Financial and technical support to UN gender awareness-raising campaigns 3) A gender perspective during and after the negotiation of peace agreements 4) The special needs of women combatants in demobilisation and reintegration processes
  2. To achieve progress in these areas, Germany will set up a list of national and international priority initiatives. We will also continue to support international organizations and NGOs in promoting women’s empowerment.

UN Engagement

  1. The new USG, Ms. Bachelet, whom I warmly congratulate, has our fullest support for the challenging task lying ahead of her. Mr. President, I am confident that with the realization of all the commitments made today we can and we hopefully will – achieve real progress in meeting the challenges ahead of us.

Commitments made October 26, 2010 (see SC Open Debate)

Policy | Financial 

Countries impacted: Several

  1. Further commit to ensuring pre-deployment training of peacekeeping troops and national

security and police forces (Reference i.a. OP 6, 7,9, 10, 11/1325; OP 1, 2, 3, 4, 6/1820; OP 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10/1889)

Inter alia by the following new project/cooperation:

Supporting DPKO’s project “developing a UN Police Standardized Training Curriculum on Investigating and Preventing Sexual and Gender-based Violence” for UN Police officers deployed to peacekeeping operations. (Funding of the project: 1, 7 Mio $; providing of professional experience by a female German police officer). (Time frame: 09.2010)

Policy | Civil Society Engagement |Financial

Countries impacted: Several

  1. Further, commit to contributing to programs/funds to support women’s participation and for the fight against violence against women (Reference i.a. OP 10, 11/1325; OP 3, 4, 5, 7, 10/1820; OP3, 12/1889). (Time frame: 2011)

Prior commitments made on September 25, 2010 (see full statement) 

 

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