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UN Women Strategic Plan 2022-2025

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The Strategic Plan 2022-2025 will guide UN Women’s work for the next four years. With an eye toward the 2030 deadline to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, it details how UN Women will catalyse urgent and sustained action to achieve gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls.

The Strategic Plan is based on key findings from an extensive consultative process, drawing on lessons and recommendations from evaluations, audits, and other assessments, including those from the 25-year review and appraisal of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.

You can now access the UN Women Strategic Plan 2022-2025 brochure in the following languages: Arabic, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, English, French, Russian, Spanish and Turkish.

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    Ending violence against women

    Ending violence against women
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    Women economic empowerment

    Women’s economic empowerment

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    Women, Peace and Security

    Women, Peace and Security

An introduction to UN Women Strategic Plan

How we work
Policies and institutions

Gender-responsive policies and institutions

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Access to services

Women’s equitable access to services, goods and resources

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Gender financing

Financing for gender equality

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Gender statistics

Production, analysis and use of gender statistics and sex-disaggregated data

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Social Norms

Positive social norms including by engaging men & boys

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Leadership

Women’s voice, leadership & agency

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Seven systemic outcomes to achieve impact at scale

Since our inception, we have grounded our work, organized our teams, and measured our impact in four thematic areas. We also recognize that to address the root causes of gender inequality, we and our partners must increasingly take an intersectional approach – and that our initiatives may not always fall neatly into one of these categories. To achieve this, our new strategic plan identifies a series of systemic outcomes that we strive to achieve based on our thematic work, and which serve as the building blocks of a more gender-equal world. 

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Business Transformation

Transforming UN Women’s business model through agile and ethical leadership and a continuous improvement culture, ensuring it can adapt to rapidly evolving circumstances​

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Improving accountability

Developing a diverse empowered, accountable organization through robust performance management, strong governance, risk and compliance​

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Advancing partnerships

Broadening and deepening partnerships for gender equality (private sector, IFIs, men and boys) to ensure impact at scale for women and girls​

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