The Feminist Foreign Policy Tracker
This tracker was inspired by an idea from Katie Whipkey, one of the participants in our Feminist Foreign Policy Course, as a way to keep track of countries that have adopted, declared an intention to adopt, or have adopted and since discarded a feminist foreign policy.
This page will be updated periodically as and when new information becomes available. Use the menu on the right to read up on each country context. A brief overview is followed by a link to an explanatory note on the individual feminist foreign policies.
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Date: Declared intent to adopt in January 2023
Status: Status post-elections uncertain.
Mode of Adoption: Decree and Action Plan
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Date: June 2017
Status: Adopted
Mode of Adoption: Feminist International Development Policy
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Date: June 2023
Status: Adopted
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: March 2023
Status: Declared intent to adopt
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: March 2019
Status: Adopted
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Diplomacy
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Date: March 2023
Status: Adopted
Mode of Adoption: Guidelines on Shaping a Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: April 2021
Status: Declared Intent to Adopt
Mode of Adoption: Gender Mainstreaming
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Date: March 2021
Status: Declared intention to adopt Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: June 2021 - December 2023 Status: Abandoned
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: January 2020
Status: Adopted
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: June 2023
Status: Declared intent
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: November 2023
Status: Adopted
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: March 2021
Status: Adopted
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: March 2023
Status: Declared Intent to Adopt
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: October 2014-2022
Status: Abandoned
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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Date: November 2022
Status: Status post-elections uncertain
Mode of Adoption: Feminist Foreign Policy
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In March 2024, Mexico led Latin America on the adoption of the Declaration on Feminist Foreign Policy for Latin America and the Caribbean. The adoption of the declaration was announced on the sidelines of the VIII Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States or CELAC.
Read more here.
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On September 20, 2023, the representatives of governments of countries of the FFP+ group, including Albania, Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Israel, Liberia, Luxembourg, Mexico, Mongolia, Rwanda, Spain, The Kingdom of the Netherlands and Tunisia, met in New York during the High Level Week of the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly. This engagement concerned a high-level event on Feminist Foreign Policy.
Read more here