Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1E3CZkyQoT/ (Philippine Civil Service Commission Facebook Page)

The Civil Service Commission (CSC), through its training arm, the Civil Service Institute (CSI), held an orientation on Gender and Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) for the representatives of ASEAN Member States on 14 November 2024 via Zoom.

Dr. Finaflor F. Taylan, Director of the Office of Gender Concerns and Program Chair of the Diploma in/ Master of Social Work of the University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU), served as one of the resource speakers for the event. Dr. Taylan emphasized key GEDSI concepts such as social inclusion, workplace inclusion, and the impact of unconscious bias during her first session. Participants from the ASEAN Member States were also invited to share experiences of their countries for GEDSI mainstreaming.

In her second session, Director Taylan focused on inclusive leadership and the profound impacts of social inclusion. She highlighted ASEAN’s ongoing efforts to create safe, inclusive public sector workplaces for all genders, stressing the importance of a supportive and inclusive environment for the advancement of GEDSI in the region. The orientation helped deepen understanding of gender equality, disability, and social inclusion in the workplace. It also provided a platform for ASEAN Member States to share best practices and collaborate on future initiatives for a more inclusive public service sector. With ongoing effort and cooperation, the region is set to make significant progress in ensuring equal opportunities for all. Dr. Taylan also joined the panel session together with officials from CSC to address questions from participants.

UPOU-OGC Director Conducts GEDSI Orientation for ASEAN Member States by the Philippines’ Civil Service Commission, Emphasizing SDG 5 and 17_1

Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1E3CZkyQoT/ (Philippine Civil Service Commission Facebook Page)

Dr. Taylan was also one of the consultants who were consulted in the review and redevelopment of the ASEAN Gender Mainstreaming in Human Resource Toolkit, which was launched in the said two-day ASEAN event.

Full story may be viewed here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1E3CZkyQoT/

Written by Dannah Marie Mercado ♦ Edited by Dr. Finaflor F. Taylan ♦ Cross-posted from the OGC Website

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