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BPC GENDER MAINSTREAMING PROJECT

BPC GENDER MAINSTREAMING PROJECT. PRESENTED BY MASEGO KEALOTSWE DECEMBER 12, 2011. PRESENTATION TEMPLATE. Brief on Gender Data & Governing issues Project inception and objectives Key outcomes and activities Implementation plan Deliverables Challenges

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BPC GENDER MAINSTREAMING PROJECT

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  1. BPC GENDER MAINSTREAMING PROJECT PRESENTED BY MASEGO KEALOTSWE DECEMBER 12, 2011

  2. PRESENTATION TEMPLATE • Brief on Gender Data & Governing issues • Project inception and objectives • Key outcomes and activities • Implementation plan • Deliverables • Challenges • Implementation schedule & progress

  3. BOTSWANA GENDER STATISTICS

  4. GOVERNING ISSUES • Gender and Energy Audit of 2005/06 • Governing motivation of 1997 National Population Policy recognises that FHH are vulnerable • 2003 Revised National Policy for Rural Development recognises need for equal access of resources • 2004 Abolition of Marital power enacted • Effort of National Gender Policy Framework to translate gender programme in all sectors

  5. PROJECT INCEPTION • TITLE: GENDER MAINSTREAMING RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECTS IN BOTSWANA • BPC’s involvement with Gender and Energy Network for Botswana (GENBO) • Call for proposals by ENERGIA and thus BPC drafted the proposal with the assistance of GENBO • Project proposal drafting • RE Botswana auspices as an initiative to include other strategies that could increase customer connections.

  6. SOLAR HOME SYSTEM

  7. PROJECT GOAL, OUTCOMES AND ACTIVITIES

  8. IMPLEMENTING TEAM • Gender Mainstreaming activities to be implemented by ENERGIA pre-selected Consultant; Environmental Research and Policy Solutions – K. Omari • Project supervisor/Partner; BPC – Rural , CSS, Marketing, HR • Support team; • Nozipho Wright– Africa Regional Network Coordinator • Elizabeth Cecelski – ENERGIA Senior Technical Advisor • ENERGIA member countries

  9. DELIVERABLES • Literature review • Gender mainstreaming indicators • Progress reports • Institutional analysis - BPC • Gender Action Plan – already presented to BPC EXCO • Training on Gender Mainstreaming – BPC & EAD staff • Case study on gender mainstreaming in the project

  10. CURRENT SITUATION • Consultant contract signed in September 2009 • Need to alter the initial implementation schedule to accommodate delays in deposit payment • Review of draft Literature review and other documents • BPC staff to familiarise themselves with the project • Finalisation of the documents for Steering Committee to authorise delivery of outcomes • Implementation of the GAP and presented to BPC EXCO – establishement of Gender Working Group

  11. PROJECT CHALLENGES • Lack of gender knowledge in the Corporation – No understanding • Lack of gender disaggregated data -No visibility and interest • Allocation of funds and resources for Corporate Responsibility – Gender focused • High connection costs for customers – low connection level ( Corporation objective not achieved).

  12. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE • Gender Action Plan Workshop & Report • Capacity Building - staff training • Drafting of the Gender Policy • Communications strategy • Publications (internally –Info Brief articles) • Involvement in Corporation activities (involve Drama Groups etc…) • M&E Plan • Mainstreaming activities in the Corporation’s General Conditions of Service

  13. PROJECT PROGRESS • Advocated for gender sensitivity in Conditions of Service; • Paternity leave – 3 days. • Consideration in shift allocations for lactating mothers. • Women empowerment – funding female staff to empowerment seminars. • Advocated for gender sensitivity in Botswana Energy Policy. • Recognition of gender issues by BPC Management and Board (staff recruitment should drive to gender sensitivity).

  14. THANK YOU FOR IMPROVED LIGHTING

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