The Gender and Development Office (GADO) is dedicated in pursuing gender mainstreaming. To promote and uphold human rights in advocating gender sensitivity and responsiveness in the academe, research, and extension sector, including mainstreaming gender and development in the policies, programs, and processes of the University, its branches, and campuses for the general welfare of the organization and its clients.
The GADO envisioned a gender-sensitive, responsible and responsive PUP community.
Ma-GAD na buhay sa ating lahat! The Gender and Development Office is crucial in addressing gender-related matters, issues, and concerns of our Sintang Paaralan. As the technical working group of the University’s GAD Focal Point System (GFPS), the Office facilitates gender mainstreaming efforts in all projects and programs of the University, from instruction, research, extension, and advocacy work.
While many of the functions of GADO revolve around the requirements set forth by law, the Office is focused on creating a safe space for all members of the University where gender equality, diversity, and inclusivity thrives.
GAD is Good!
Mercedes Camille B. Ocampo, LLB.
The Center strives for Gender Equality through conducting Gender Responsive Activity. The Center for Gender Training and Advocacy (CGTA) is responsible for seminars, capacity-building workshops, and trainings including advocacy activities that are focused with the organization (teaching and non-teaching personnel) and its clients (students and industry partners in extension projects) promoting GAD through gender mainstreaming. The center is also open for collaboration with other Universities, LGU, and NGOs in mainstreaming gender and development.
Specifically, the center has the following duties and responsibilities:
The PUP GAD Focal Point System (GFPS) is responsible for preparing and supervising the University GAD Plan and Budget (GPB) and GAD Accomplishment Report (GAD AR) to be submitted to the Philippine Commission on Women. The Center for GAD Focal Point System (CGFPS) is mainly responsible in coordinating with colleges, branches, and University offices in implementing the GPB. CGPB under the supervision of RIGAD Director is also responsible in training the PUP GFPS for the maintenance and improvement of GAD mechanism in the University. CGFPS is also responsible in preparing Audit Observation Memo (AOM) with the help of responsible offices if any.
The Center for Inclusivity and Diversity has the main function to provide support mechanisms to its various stakeholders regardless of their political, social, cultural, and economic stature.
Specifically, the Center has the following functions:
Gender Sensitivity Training of PUP Facility Management Office on November 10, 2022
3rd Batch of Gender Sensitivity Training: PUP Security Personnel (April 29, 2022)
2nd Batch of Gender Sensitivity Training: PUP Security Personnel (April 28, 2022)
Gender Sensitivity Training: PUP Housekeeping Personnel (April 28, 2022)
Gender Research Proposal Writing Workshop (July 09-15, 2021)
The Techie Senior Citizens and Retirees Group: A Success Story (October 28, 2022)
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