Objective 1.
To promote equality in rights for women and men through international and national policy reform.

· Development and implementation of equal opportunities policies.
· Gender aware approaches to international agreements and regulations.
· Development of new tools for analysis and international and national policy making, including better statistics.

Objective 2.
To secure greater livelihood security, access to productive assets, and economic opportunities for women as well as men.

· Improved access to financial services for women.
· Improved access for women to affordable energy, water and sanitation, and transport services.
· Reforms to land and inheritance laws.
· Improved information flows, particularly for women farmers and entrepreneurs.
· Adherence to core labour standards.
· Development of 'family friendly' employment practices.

Objective 3.
To further close gender gaps in human development, particularly education and health

· Development of policies and programmes to remove gender barriers to education.
· Development of policies and programmes to support achievement of International Development Targets for maternal mortality and access to reproductive health services.
· Improvements to national statistical systems to provide sex-disaggregated data across all key social indicators.

Objective 4.
To promote the more equal participation of women in decision making and leadership roles at all levels.

· Capacity-building and other support to women's organisations.
· Electoral and other reforms to remove barriers to women's participation in public life.
· Public awareness campaigns to challenge gender stereotypes.

Objective 5.
To increase women's personal security and reduce gender-based violence.

· Reform and strengthening of criminal and civil law.
· Awareness-raising of women's rights among police and judiciary.
· Public information campaigns.
· Support to women's organisations.
· Improved knowledge and statistics.

Objective 6.
To strengthen institutional mechanisms and national machineries for the advancement of women in governments and civil society.

· Civil service and public spending reforms to establish and support appropriate government structures.
· Strengthening of role of civil society organisations in advancing gender equality.
· Public awareness campaigns.

Objective 7.
To promote equality for women under the law and non-discrimination in access to justice.

· Reform and strengthening of criminal and civil law.
· Support to legal literacy programmes.
· Training and capacity building for police judiciary, and organisations in civil society.
· Public information campaigns.

Objective 8.
To reduce gender stereotyping, and bring about changes in social attitudes in favour of women.

· Support to media projects and campaigns, including gender training for journalists and programme makers.
· Support to women's organisations.
· Awareness-raising among policy makers and political leaders.

Objective 9.
To help develop gender aware approaches to the management of the environment and the safeguarding of natural resources.

· Gender aware planning and women's participation in the development of National Strategies for Sustainable Development.
· Strengthen tenure and common property rights in line with gender equity.
· Ensure that local planning and access to natural resources is gender aware.
· Improved data and research.

Objective 10.
To ensure that progress is made in upholding the rights of both girls and boys within the framework of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

· Implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
· Improved data, research, and statistics.
· Support to programmes to eliminate the worst forms of child labour.