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15<br />
HIGHLIGHTS<br />
Conference: On February 18, 2004, <strong>genanet</strong> hosted its<br />
first conference and kick-off event in Berlin: „Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie!<br />
Eine nachhaltige Strategie für Geschlechtergerechtigkeit?“<br />
(Sustainability Strategy! A <strong>sustainable</strong><br />
strategy for gender justice?). The freshly compiled position<br />
papers were up for discussion, focussing on four issues:<br />
renewables, land use, alternative fuel, and the potential of<br />
the elderly. Some 70 environmental and gender experts<br />
took part. Among them were several delegates of associations,<br />
political and administrative institutions, representatives<br />
of the Federal Ministry for the Environment and the<br />
Ministry of Transport, as well as the German Council for<br />
Sustainable Development. The participants demanded that<br />
<strong>genanet</strong> seized stronger political influence, including all<br />
the way up to the Federal Chancellor’s Office.<br />
➤ For a report of the conference (in German only),<br />
have a look at http://www.<strong>genanet</strong>.de/berichte.html<br />
Dialogue and networking: <strong>genanet</strong> participated in the<br />
consultation process that accompanied the revision of<br />
the National Sustainability Strategy, thereby ensuring<br />
that gender issues and concerns would be an integral part<br />
of the discussions. In this way, <strong>genanet</strong> not only gained<br />
an opportunity to impact the content of the Strategy,<br />
but also extended its networking activities that link<br />
gender and sustainability experts and increased its level<br />
of visibility.<br />
➤ genaStudy 1: Positions regarding the national<br />
sustainability strategy from a gender perspective.<br />
Frankfurt/Main 2004.<br />
Download (in German only):<br />
http://www.<strong>genanet</strong>.de/publikationen.html