Table 1 Institutions of the Mexican government that work with a gender perspective
From: Gender and non-communicable diseases in Mexico: a political mapping and stakeholder analysis
Institution | URL | Contents related to gender |
|---|---|---|
Mexican government | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies | |
Secretariat of Health | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies - Approach to improve reproductive rights - Cervical and breast cancer prevention - Gender violence prevention | |
Secretariat of Public Education | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies | |
- Education model with a social inclusion perspective | ||
Secretariat of Labour and Social Welfare | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies - Development of a “new work culture”, with sections on gender in labour relations | |
Secretariat of Welfare | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies | |
Chamber of Deputies | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies - Legislative model with a representativity and social inclusion approach | |
Mexican Senate | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies | |
- Legislative model with a representativity and social inclusion approach | ||
Mexican Institute of Social Security | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies - Coverage of NCDs and their complications, established in the labour agreement - Preventive interventions for cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases | |
Institute for Social Security and Services for State Workers | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies | |
- Coverage of NCDs and their complications, established in the labour agreement - Preventive interventions for cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases | ||
National Institute for Women | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies | |
- Approach to improve reproductive rights - Cervical and breast cancer prevention - Gender violence prevention | ||
National Centre of Gender Equality and Reproductive Health | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies - Approach to improve reproductive rights - Cervical and breast cancer prevention - Gender violence prevention | |
Supreme Court of Justice | - Gender equality and transversality perspective and public policies - Application of the human rights approach to the constitutional framework |