RESISTIRE Factsheet: Crisis Management for All: Inclusive, Multi-Actor Crisis Management

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the significance of a European-level response to crises, for which the development of the National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs) was an important, yet insufficient, first step. In order to develop the capacity of European countries and the European Union to respond to future crises in ways that do not increase the existing gender+ inequalities or create new ones, there is an urgent need to develop comprehensive, inclusive, multi-actor crisis management plans that build on a gender+ intersectional approach.

Related Organizations

Sabancı University
Turkey

Keywords

gender +, multi-actor approach, inequalities, Crisis management, COVID-19, Policy recommendation

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