Gender Monitoring Tool
Sex-/Gendersensitive Medicine and Equality-relevant Contents in Grant Applications
What is the gender monitoring tool (GMT)?
- The gender monitoring tool (GMT) is an instrument that permits the compulsory sex-/gender-specific and equality-relevant standards to be incorporated into grant applications quickly, in a structured manner and in agreement with the European quality criteria.
- The GMT is structured as a building block and is based on the legal regulations, current research on equality and the guidelines of the European Commission; it is to be supplemented with or adapted for the specific research content of your project.
Modules: Overview
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University-specific equality work
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Project-specific equality
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Staff level
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Gender equlity und equal opportunities at the Medical University of Innsbruck – measures of all employees
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Gender equality and equal opportunities in the project team
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Content level
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Gender medical research and teaching at the Medical University of Innsbruck
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Consideration of the sex/gender category in project content
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Accompanying evaluation
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Evaluation – securing results
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Exemplary example [pdf-datei]
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The Gendered Innovationsproject provides practical methods for analysing gender in science and engineering that have been developed in international collaborations.
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- EIGE (2015): Tender Specifications: Integrating Gender Equality into Research Performing Organisations RPO and university. Research, Practices and setting of on-line Tool on Gender Equality Plans¸ EIGE/2015/OPER/07
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