Towards strengthening collaborations between government and civil society for effective gender mainstreaming implementation

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Mbandozoya, N., Makola, L., Magampa, M., Chambale , P., Skhosana, K., Ginyana, T., Makgalemane, R., Mohapanele, K., Malopa, L.O., Maja, L., Maluleke, M.G., Daniels, D., Chikovore, J., Ramoroka, T.M., Parenzee, P., Marinda, E., Nduna, M. & Zungu, N. (2025) Towards strengthening collaborations between government and civil society for effective gender mainstreaming implementation. (HSRC Policy Brief, June).

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Abstract:
Civil society serves as a key partner to the government in implementing gender mainstreaming policies that aim to promote gender equality. South Africa's 2000 National Gender Policy Framework (NGPF), currently under review, recommends stronger institutional capacity, inclusive of civil society participation, improved funding for marginalised groups, and robust accountability mechanisms to advance gender equality. However, poor implementation and structural gaps hinder effective collaboration and progress toward these goals.
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HSRC Policy Brief, June
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21 Aug 2025
 
GENDER EQUALITY
NATIONAL GENDER POLICY FRAMEWORK (NGPF)
CIVIL SOCIETY
NATIONAL GENDER MACHINERY (NGM)
 
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