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Consultation has concluded
The City is seeking input from residents to shape the new Women & Gender Equity Strategy. Feedback was collected from members of the public through a series of consultation meetings held in late August and early September. A public engagement forum will be held on September 30, 2019.
Information collected through consultations will inform the Women & Gender Equity Strategy’s objectives, priorities and key strategic actions for improved gender mainstreaming in the city and to establish key indicators for Gender Data Baseline Study and a Gender Data Strategy.
The City is seeking input from residents to shape the new Women & Gender Equity Strategy. Feedback was collected from members of the public through a series of consultation meetings held in late August and early September. A public engagement forum will be held on September 30, 2019.
Information collected through consultations will inform the Women & Gender Equity Strategy’s objectives, priorities and key strategic actions for improved gender mainstreaming in the city and to establish key indicators for Gender Data Baseline Study and a Gender Data Strategy.
The City is embarking on its first
Women & Gender Equity Strategy and is seeking input from residents to help
build a strategy that is reflective of the needs of our city.
The survey consists of four background questions
and six content questions. It will take between 10-15 minutes to complete.
The information collected in this survey will
help us understand who is participating in the survey and what matters to
Ottawa residents with respect to women and gender equity and the city.
Consultation has concluded
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Key Dates
August → September 2019
Women and Gender Equity Strategy has finished this stage
City staff and community consutations.
September 30, 2019
Women and Gender Equity Strategy has finished this stage
Women & Gender Equity Public Engagement Forum
October → November 2019
Women and Gender Equity Strategy has finished this stage
Feedback review and assessment
January → March 2020
Women and Gender Equity Strategy is currently at this stage
Report to Council on proposed strategy and priorities