INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GENDER EQUITY IN SPORTS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GENDER EQUITY IN SPORTS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE

THE KIGALI DECLARATION ON GENDER EQUITY IN SPORTS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE We the participants from the member states of the Africa Regional Initiative for Women Advancement in Sports and representatives from government partners, Non- governmental organizations, civil society organizations, development partners and UN agencies attending the international conference on Gender Equity in Sports for Social change held in Kigali, Rwanda, from 23rd – 24th June 2008 Having testified from presentations given by the Minister of Sports and Culture in Rwanda, Representative from Rwanda Forum For Women Parliamentarians Representative from Rwanda National Police, Representative from United Nations Development Fund for Women, Representative from Rwanda National Commission On HIV/AIDS, Representative from Olympic committee and representatives from the non- governmental organizations.

Reaffirming the provisions of the regional and international frameworks for promotion of Gender Equality and Women’s empowerment such as the Beijing Platform of Action, CEDAW, Millennium Development goals, Security Council resolution 1325, the General recommendation on violence Against Women, the convention on the Rights of the child (1989). General Assembly resolution 58/5 that recommends Advocate using sports as a means of promoting education, Health and Peace. Aware of the still existing cultural barriers to girl child and women participation in sports, cultural attitudes and practices that inhibit girl child and women self confidence, Aware that women and girl child HIV prevalence rates are higher than those of the male counterparts in the region, Aware of the limited networking between organizations involved in promoting gender equity in sports for social change.

Deeply concerned about the gender gaps in terms of completion and limitation to women participation in Science and Technology. Aware of the high numbers of women living below the poverty line and limited women’s skills for income generation. Recognizing the high rates of sexual and Generated Violence Against the girl child and Women. Observing the limited support for women participation in sports terms of financial and technical support for women empowerment in Sports Committed to work towards promotion of women empowerment in sports for social change in close partnership with governments , development partners, civil society , and UN agencies. Convinced that promotion of women’s rights through sports requires a holistic approach and combined efforts.

We recommend as follows: At national level Member states to allocate enough funds from the national budget for women empowerment in sports for social change Member states to fully mainstream gender in sports programs through development of appropriate policies and legal provisions. Member states to put in place relevant infrastructure for women’s sports facilities Member states to decentralize sports services at community level and put in place relevant mechanisms for women integration, so as to reach out to the rural women and girls. Use the media for promotion of women’s participation in sports for social change

To sensitize communities on the importance of sport through drama, music, spot, T-shirts with specific messages. Use sports forums as platforms for social change in regard to women’s rights. To facilitate and support networks for promotion of women empowerment in sports and youth initiatives for social change. Advocate for training women as members of women councils and women teachers as sport coaches. To give financial and technical support for development of national sport program. To establish women sport centers that will also facilitate awareness rising on different issues including HIV/ AIDS, Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and women’s rights.

To encourage and facilitate younger girls to go to school and practice sport to acquire knowledge and be able to communicate and build their self confidence. To campaign on behavior change in regarding HIV prevention and management to both women and men through sport forum. To facilitate campaign against SGBV using sport forum.

At the regional level Joint advocacy for all member states to develop policies and legal frameworks for promotion of women empowerment in sports. and legal rights where not adopted. Urge all member states to domesticate the General Assembly resolution 58/5. Using sports as a means of promoting education, Health and Peace. Urge member states to integrate sports within the HIV prevention and response programmes. Advocate for member states to facilitate programs for women empowerment in sports through training and organizing regional conferences for information sharing. Member states to give technical and financial support to facilitate the operations of the Regional Initiative for Women empowerments To establish a regional training center for women in sport.

At the international level (Development partners) To provide financial and technical assistance institutional capacity building for women organizations for women empowerment in sports for social change.. Mobilise international and financial support for women empowerment in sports programs at regional, national and community level. To provide funds for women’s skills development for income generation activities through sports cooperatives. To provide financial and technical support for strengthening and development of women sports networks Support the coordination, monitoring and evaluation of programmes for Women empowerment in sports. To provide technical and financial support for developing documentation on best practices and challenges in promoting gender equality in sports for social change

THANKS FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION