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On Gender & CIMIC OF3 Jeroen Sennef www.cimic-coe.org 1 24/06/2009 Introduction www.cimic-coe.org 24/06/2009 Effects to be Achieved Status Overview re implementing UNSCR 1325 to Improve Gender Awareness (mainstreaming)


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On Gender & CIMIC

OF3 Jeroen Sennef

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Introduction

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Effects to be Achieved

  • Status Overview re implementing UNSCR

1325 to Improve Gender Awareness (mainstreaming)

  • Demonstrate how Gender is taught @ CCOE

as part of Comprehensive Approach

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Agenda

  • CCOE theory of Advanced Cultural

Competence as framework of

– Gender

  • Gender taught at Operational Level

@ CCOE

  • Questions:

– during presentation, to enliven the discussion

  • 37 slides (fall asleep at your own peril!)
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CCOE Gender Courses

  • CCOE provides Gender Lectures in:

– NATO CIMIC BASIC COURSE, including two gender case studies – NATO CIMIC STAFF COURSE; one case study – Functional Specialist Course (for reserve personnel being deployed in PRT) – AD Hoc lectures for Deployed personnel (E.g. NL/GE Army Corps staff to be deployed to ISAF HQ Kabul

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Framework Gender Lecture: Comprehensive Approach

  • Involvement of International Community with

Matrix of Means at all levels: political, strategic,

  • perational, tactical, technical, legal
  • Fields covered by CCOE Advanced Cultural

Competence:

  • Gender;
  • Cultural Protection;
  • Grand Narratives

(Religions/World Views);

  • Environment

;

  • Rule of Law
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Advanced Cultural Competence

Gender CPP Narrative Environ Political

Millennium Goals

Blue shield National Policies Legal UNSCR

Convention

Shari’a Strategic SSR/DDR Talks Operat’al OPP Planning Execution Training & Education Assessm ents Tactical QIPs PIO campaign Techn’al Maternity Clinic HOTO Plastic card

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Connect Political with Technical Level

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What is culture?

  • The shared values, traditions, norms, customs,

arts, history, folklore and institutions of a group

  • f people that are unified by race, ethnicity,

language, nationality or religion.* (CCOE Basic

course definition)

  • In other words…

everything humans do and monkeys don’t!* (Lord

Raglan / CCOE Staff course definition)

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19-06-2008

This is Gender too

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CCOE Gender definition

  • Social difference between men and women
  • Academic definition varies
  • Men: unemployed, underprivileged, unmarried

men hanging around the whole day: deprived

  • f role as providers, open to extremism
  • Women: violence, sex
  • Children: child soldiers
  • Gender Spill-over of problem
  • CCOE Staff Course Gender definition:

vulnerable groups

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This is Gender too: Child Soldiers

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Spill over

  • Economy <-> Pol/Mil <-> Social/Justice

Poppy fields Mission Child soldiers Male providers State building CIMIC support to Mil mission

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Politic-Strategical Theory on Gender

  • Comprehensive Approach: State building;

Rule of Law

  • Hobbes’

‘Leviathan’: state Life without state is: Solitary; Poor; Nasty; Brutish; Short, especially for vulnerable groups

  • > Gender (CCOE definition)
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Military Theorists & Gender

  • Sun-Tzu & Clausewitz

non suspect by kinetic and non- kinetic players

  • Sun Tzu in Art of War:

gender neutral

  • Clausewitz

in ‘On War’ not a line on neither gender nor women

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Gender as Political End State

  • Clausewitz: Primacy of Politics/Political end state
  • Politics defined ‘Gender Equality’

as desired end state

  • UN Millennium Goal # 3: Promote Gender Equality

and Empower Women;

  • UN Millennium Goal # 5: Improve Maternal Health

NB: All Millennium Goals seek to protect vulnerable groups -> All Gender

  • UN: SCR 1325
  • NATO: not a gender policy yet : CWINF

Guidance for NATO Gender Mainstreaming; 2007

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Gender at Operational Level

CCOE trains both at tactical (basic course) and

  • perational level (staff course).

Operational Level:

  • Planning & Execution
  • Gender Training & Education
  • Civil Actors in Gender
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Planning & Execution

  • Pre-deployment phase

– Awareness

  • Deployment phase

– Implementation – Hand over

  • Transition phase
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Pre-deployment

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Gender in pre-deployment phase

  • Knowledge on gender sensitive issues: (Civil)
  • Assessments. Afghan National Development

Strategy (ANDS)

  • Gender training/mainstreaming: cultural advice

in training. Gender cases included in MRT/MRE

  • Link with Joint Operations Planning Group to

focus on gender sensitive aspects

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Gender in Deployment Phase

  • Planning: ongoing Civil Assessment
  • Current Operations: Liaison w Civil Actors
  • State building: MG # 3: empower women
  • Education: Equip 2008/2009 Schools;
  • Health: MG#5 Maternal Health: BHC
  • JOPG: tool for sharing gender information
  • Information Operations Coordination Board
  • QIP: do no harm! Action or No action
  • SSR/DDR
  • Hand over
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Do no harm. Water Pump QIP

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DDR

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Disarmament, Demobilisation & Reintegration (DDR)

  • Gender sensitive!
  • Danger of overlooking not male able bodied

combatants for land allocation and credits.

  • Risks of reinforcing gender equalities in local

communities and exacerbating economic hardships for women and children participating in armed groups.

  • Unresolved trauma is fertile grounds for re-

recruitment into armed groups

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Hand-over

  • Hand over starts during pre-deployment phase
  • Operational picture/sit awareness
  • Contacts: networking
  • Resource sharing
  • Lessons learned communicated
  • Success stories: to convince sceptical
  • Bad practices: for learning curve
  • Inadequate HOTO: loss of knowledge/exp

Major disadvantage

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Gender in Transition Phase

Hand over to civil society Part of Exit strategy

  • Civil Actors may need support for a smooth

transition

  • Lessons learned: institutional memory for

future missions elsewhere

  • TTPs

and checklists So far for Planning and Execution

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Gender Training and Education

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Gender Training & Education

  • Mainstreaming/Awareness
  • Part of Advanced Cultural Competence
  • Training time is major restraint!!
  • Implementation:
  • CCOE Gender Brochure
  • NCBC/NCSC theory and cases
  • AJP-9
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Civil Actors in Gender

  • Cluster Approach
  • Gender because of its nature, falls under no

cluster lead

  • NGOs on gender/Women Groups
  • Liaison to civil actors: female teachers, health

workers, council members (Afghan ownership)

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Gender Ethics at CCOE

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Gender Ethics

  • IF time allows Gender Ethics at CCOE
  • Great discussions!!
  • Counter argument to gender: disrespect to

traditional societies? Advanced Cultural Competence

  • Dangerous to interfere? In e.g. stoning
  • Empowering women @ expense of men
  • Role of men as providers, controllers of family

income challenged

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Gender: Micro loans to women

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Ethical Reply

  • Reply to Counter argument:
  • Women: access to health care: Millennium

Goal # 5: Improve Maternal Health

  • Micro loans to women: generates more

income: frees up daily lives of children

  • Redirect time children towards education
  • Children / girls go to school
  • Afghan Ownership: Afghan teachers/nurses
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Girls going to school

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Wrap Up

  • Status Overview re Gender Awareness

(mainstreaming) at CCOE:

  • Gender taught @ CCOE as part of

Comprehensive Approach at several courses

  • Best Practices: Case studies; (ethical)

discussions; Brochure

  • Major Challenges: Time constraints; Loss of

Experience, no lessons learned

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Ideal?

  • First Female Dictator Hailed As Step Forward For

Women.avi

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