Catalogue: Gender Equality clear
2 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Mexico (12)
Mexico's 2019 "Paridad en Todo" constitutional reform extended mandatory 50/50 parity from legislature lists to all public institutions. By 2024: women held …
Mexico's 2019 constitutional reform mandates gender parity across all three branches of government at every level. Congress reached near-parity after the 2018 …
Mexico's Centros de Justicia para las Mujeres co-locate prosecutors, women's institutes and support services in 76 centres across all 32 states, serving …
Mexico City ring-fenced transit-safety budget for women-only bus and metro cars and support centres, after data showed 9 in 10 women had …
Since 2009, Mexico's Health Ministry has run group re-education for men who exercise partner violence; a peer-reviewed 2015 evaluation across 8 states …
Created in 2008, Latin America's first such mechanism, Mexico's federal budget Annex 13 earmarks spending for women's equality; the total grew from …
Named for activist Olimpia Coral Melo, Ley Olimpia criminalises sharing intimate images without consent. First passed in Puebla (2018) and federalised in …
A federal mechanism under Mexico's 2007 gender-violence law that can declare emergency measures in states with high femicide rates. Activated in 19+ …
Mexico's voluntary NMX-R-025-SCFI-2015 standard certifies workplaces on pay equity and non-discrimination across 14 requirements. A decade on, 776 workplaces are certified, covering …
Mexico's federal government is building a National Care System to redistribute unpaid care work, disproportionately done by women (3 in 4 caregivers). …
Mexico's Anexo 13 earmarks federal spending for gender equality since 2008, growing from ~12bn to over 132bn pesos by 2021. Independent analysts …
Since 2015, Mexico's STPS, INMUJERES and CONAPRED have run a voluntary national certification (NMX-R-025) scoring workplaces on pay equity, non-discrimination and work-life …
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