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inclusion
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inclusion noun all acceptance, all-embracing uniierse, all-encompassing universe, all facets, blanket analysis, broad analysis, compendious amount, comprehensive number, diverse mix, diverse mixture, every facet, every side, exhaustive approach, extensive analysis, full vision, mainstreaming everyone, sweeping analysis, total number, total scope, umbrella, universe, unlimited acceptance
Associated concepts: inclusion of children with disabilities, inclusionary approach
See also: acceptance, accession, addendum, admittance, affiliation, appendix, composition, coverage, insertion, scope


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This paper aims to understand what has been achieved, and how to move forward, by drawing on experiences in gender mainstreaming in health since 1995.
Key ideas to convey * The overall purpose of this training is to prepare participants to effectively advocate for mainstreaming gender into macroeconomic frameworks and PRSPs.
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