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cjers-4490	Viju-Miljusevic, Crina; Weinar, Agnieszka	Gender in the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement: Third-Generation Trade Agreement as a Gateway to Policy Coordination?	2024	23	.pdf	application/pdf	9167	619	35	“Recognising the need to better understand the impact of trade on gender equality and women’s participation in the economy, the CETA Joint Committee recommends that the Parties start their cooperation activities by: a) Sharing methods and procedures for the collection of gender-disaggregated data, the use of indicators, monitoring and evaluation methodologies, and the analysis of gender-focused statistics related to trade; b) Exchanging experience and best practices for conducting gender-based analysis of trade policies; and c) Exploring the implication for the design and implementation of trade agreements, including CETA.”22 2. Canada and EU approaches to trade and gender in preferential trade agreements (PTAs) 2.1 Canada and EU approaches to gender and trade Canada sought to consider gender mainstreaming in its Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) by introducing gender equality chapters and other gender-related provisions into trade agreements early on during Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s first mandate.	cache/cjers-4490.pdf	txt/cjers-4490.txt