Who has a Feminist Foreign Policy?

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.

Country	Status of FFP	Year of Adoption	Mode of Adoption
Argentina	Adopted (Status post-elections uncertain)	January 2023	Decree and Action Plan
Canada / Canada (2)	Adopted	June 2017	Feminist International Development Policy
Chile	Adopted	June 2023	Feminist Foreign Policy
Colombia	Declared intent	March 2023	Feminist Foreign Policy
France	Adopted	March 2019	Feminist Diplomacy
Germany	Adopted	March 2023	Guidelines on Shaping a Feminist Foreign Policy
Liberia	Declared intent	April 2021	Gender Mainstreaming
Libya	Declared intent	March 2021	Feminist Foreign Policy
Luxembourg	Adopted (Status post-elections uncertain)	June 2021	Action Plan on Feminist Foreign Policy
Mexico	Adopted	January 2020	Feminist Foreign Policy
Mongolia	Declared intent	June 2023	Feminist Foreign Policy
Scotland	Adopted	November 2023	Feminist approach to international relations
Spain	Adopted	March 2021	Feminist Foreign Policy
Slovenia	Declared intent	March 2023	Feminist Foreign Policy
Sweden	Abandoned	October 2014 - October 2022	Feminist Foreign Policy
The Netherlands	Declared intent (Status post-elections uncertain)	November 2022	Feminist Foreign Policy