Project status: Closed
The full participation of women and girls in all areas of society is important for the wellbeing of our whole community. Gender equality benefits everyone.
We all have the power to improve gender equality and we are most effective when government, local organisations and the community work together.
The ACT Women’s Plan 2016-26 is an ambitious 10 year plan to create an ACT that values and respects women and girls and commits to achieving gender equality. It is being implemented through a series of 3 year action plans. The First Action Plan is complete and the Second Action Plan will end in 2022.
We are now developing the final action plan under the ACT Women's Plan, the Third Action Plan. The Third Action Plan will aim to expand on existing work to achieve gender equality and identify areas where more work is needed.
This consultation has closed. You can read what we heard from you in our Listening report: Achieving equity for women and girls in the ACT.
The Third Action Plan will be released and commence in mid-2023.
For more information about the Third Action Plan, explore the We are looking at section below.
We are looking at
The ACT Government wants to understand how it can improve its programs and services to better address the needs of women and girls.
To help us expand on existing work to improve gender equality, we are focusing on the 5 areas of the Third Action Plan for women.
Click on each priority area for more information on the topis and what the ACT Government is doing to progress these priorities.
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Safety and inclusion
Leadership and workforce participation
Housing and homelessness
Appropriate and accessible services
We will use your views to
Your feedback will help to shape the Third Action Plan under the ACT Women’s Plan 2016-26.
You can read what we heard from you in our Listening report: Achieving equity for women and girls in the ACT.
We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.