Gender Responsive Budgeting and Progressing Breastfeeding Policy

Contacts

ANU Gender Institute

In times of health crisis and emergency, including COVID-19, the implementation of the WHO/UNICEF Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding is more important than ever, but it is hindered by lack of investment in breastfeeding policies nationally.

This online webinar program aims to galvanise efforts to improve breastfeeding policies and funding in national budgets. Experts in breastfeeding, gender budgeting, health and economic policy will draw on global experience including from countries in South and East Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Australia to apply the World Breastfeeding Trends initiative (WBTi) to Australian policy.

Past events

Gender responsive budgeting and the financing of maternity care in the Australian federation: addressing gender equality including in emergencies and disasters

29 Apr 2024

This webinar is the next webinar in the “Human rights, gender budgeting and progressing breastfeeding in 2020 and beyond, Series”, and will be held on Monday,...

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Protecting women’s and children’s health and human rights in the ‘first food’ system: commercial influence and conflicts of interest on infant and young child feeding in Australia

15 Feb 2021

Audio Recording - Part I | Audio Recording - Part II The webinar will focus on the commercial influence and conflicts of interest on infant and young child...

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Valuing and resourcing mother-to-mother support and breastfeeding counselling across countries

9 Nov 2020

Audio Recording - Part I | Audio Recording - Part II This webinar will highlight the uniquely valuable and innovative contributions of women’s groups to...

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‘Back to work’ or ‘babysitting the economy’? - Advancing public health and productive work through investments in maternity protection and childcare

27 Jul 2020

Audio recording Future work trends threaten to deepen existing inequalities for women. Counted in work hours, childcare is the largest sector of the economy...

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Advancing women’s and children’s health rights, gender responsive budgeting and progressing the Australian National Breastfeeding Strategy in maternity care

29 Jun 2020

Audio recording Despite authoritative health guidance emphasising that breastfeeding should be protected, supported and encouraged, the human rights of women...

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Protecting women’s reproductive rights in policy and resourcing decisions – the need for ‘data and dollars’

18 May 2020

Audio recording In times of health crisis and emergency, the implementation of the WHO/UNICEF Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding is more...

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Progressing Australia’s policies and plans for mothers and babies in disasters and pandemics: experiences from high-and middle-income countries

4 May 2020

Audio recording Women and girls are suffering even more egregious violations of their human rights during emergencies and the the COVID-19 pandemic,...

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Breastfeeding policy in 2020 and beyond – Emergency and pandemic preparedness and response planning in Australia

20 Apr 2020

Audio recording In times of health crisis and emergency, including COVID-19, the implementation of the WHO/UNICEF Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child...

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Gender Responsive Budgeting and Progressing Breastfeeding Policy in 2020 and Beyond - Introductory Webinar

6 Apr 2020

This is an online event In times of health crisis and emergency, including COVID-19, the implementation of the WHO/UNICEF Global Strategy for Infant and Young...

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Updated:  15 November 2024/Responsible Officer:  Convenor, Gender Institute/Page Contact:  Gender Institute