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Integration of Women in Rural Areas. Copa Women Committee

ESTABLISHED IN 1968 CopaCogeca represents 23 million European farmers and family members The Women s Commi=ee is composed by Women farmers and delegates of Copa member organisa>ons Women s Commi=ee is Member of the European Women s Lobby Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 2

Objec@ves To represent women in agriculture at the European Ins>tu>ons To analyse the problems faced by women in agriculture and to propose appropriate solu>ons To maintain regular contact with the European Commission (DG Agri and DG Empl) and the European Parliament, as well as the Economic and Social Commi=ee Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 3

Gender equality at the interna@onal level: The world s most powerful framework for interna>onal and na>onal gender equality and prac>ces is the Beijing Declara>on (1995) and it s PlaPorm for Ac>on It was implemented by the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) of the United Na>ons Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC); It s discussing, from 14 th to 24 th of March 2016 the women s empowerment and it s links to sustainable development in New York in its 60th session. Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 4

The women s empowerment is essen>al for: respec>ng human rights economic, social and environmental sustainability. Also the Lisbon Treaty calls the EU for equality between women and men (Ar>cle 2(3)) Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 5

The rural development policies: 6 th priority refers to the gender issues via the promo>on of social inclusion, poverty reduc>on and economic development in rural areas, focusing in par>cular the: Diversifica>on, crea>on and development of small enterprises and job crea>on; Fostering local development in rural areas Enhancing accessibility to, and use and quality of ICT in rural areas. In general, it s requested to Member States address the gender aspect by: Adequately analyse women s situa>on in rural areas; And design programmes in accordance with women s situa>on in rural areas. Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 6

But a lot s>ll needs to be done. No more Advisory Group on Women in Rural Areas (represen>ng them at EU level) the Rural Women s par>cipa>on at the EU level has to be done by lobbying in special the Rural Development Civil dialogue group and the European Ins>tu>ons directly. and the gender equality policies are also suffering from an aggravated underinvestment due to austerity measures. Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 7

Regula@on on support the rural development (Reg. 1305/2013) Thema@c sub programmes for women in rural areas (Ar@cle 7 (e)) Training and knowledge transfer measures (Ar@cle 14) Farm relief services (Ar@cle 15) Investments in physical assets (Ar@cle 17) Farm and business development (Ar@cle 19) Basic services and village renewal in rural areas (Ar@cle 20) Coopera@on (Ar@cle 35) LEADER local groups (Ar@cle 4244) Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 8

More ac@on needed from the Commission, the na@onal, regional and local authori@es (I) : Support projects and offer advice on crea>ng innova@ve agricultural ac@vi@es in rural areas; Promote the concept of mul@func@onality, which refers to extra ac>vi>es developed on or outside of the farm, in addi>on to the farm s produc>on role; Encourage and support entrepreneurial networks (ex: women na>onal organisa>ons) to improve and promote new skills, educa@on and training; Encourage and support the women s par>cipa>on in decisionmaking; Encourage and support the access to credit; Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 9

More ac@on needed from the Commission, the na@onal, regional and local authori@es (II): Women na>onal organisa>ons can also influence the na@onal and regional network ac@on plan and can share best prac@ces. Example: the Women s Commi=ee of COPA is promo>ng an Innova>on Award for Women Farmers to improve the visibility of the central role of women involved in farming and to be=er acknowledge the many innova>ve approaches that women take towards agriculture and diversifica>on through the EU. Secure social protec@on measures based in equal rights for men and women; Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 10

More ac@on needed from the Commission, the na@onal, regional and local authori@es (III) : Develop informa>on databases and networks at Members State level in order to register and raise awareness about the economic and social situa>on of women in rural areas; Improving the quality and accessibility of infrastructure, facili@es and services for everyday life in rural areas; Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 11

More ac@on needed from the Commission, the na@onal, regional and local authori@es (IV) : LEADER can have dedicated topics for ac>on related to women involved in farming: women represent slightly less than 50% of the total popula>on in rural areas but only around 61% are employed; only 30.15 % of farm holders were women in 2013. Bigger representa@on of women in LEADER projects? Young women farmers ought to have a central role in all the discussion of the condi>on of women and the link between women farmers and the young women farmers has to be done. Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 12

Conclusion: The agriculture has a central role in the social cohesion, in the economic growth and diversifica>on but also to fix popula>on in rural areas and empowering women involved in farming, promo>ng their power and control over their own lives on economic, socio- cultural and poli>cal spheres, will s>mulate the important process in reaching gender equality that is when rights, responsibili>es and opportuni>es of individuals will not depend on whether they are born male or female. Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 13

Copa-Cogeca: Defending and developing the European Model of Agriculture www.copa-cogeca.eu Copa-Cogeca The voice of European farmers and their cooperatives 14