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Nordic Council of Ministers, Copenhagen 2006
This is the final report from the project “Gender Budgeting 2004–2006”, in which the five Nordic governments included in this project report their work. These countries have undertaken both pilot projects and other development work during the project period. The report also includes a summary of the gender analysis and gender impact assessment methods developed and used in the Nordic countries. The main conclusions and experiences are summarised in the report “Now, It’s About the Money”, which is distributed in the Nordic Council of Ministers ANP series.
Gender Budgeting ? Integration of a gender perspective in the budgetary process
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TITLE: Introduction of Gender Equality Perspective in the Nordic National Public Debates
AUTHOR: Nordic Council of Ministers
DATE: 2004
This project overview outlines the 2004-2006 Gender Budgeting Programme in 5 Nordic countries including Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. The outline discusses the project method which incorporates development with both gender analysis along with resource allocation, as well as gender perspective, an integration of a gender and equality perspective into the national budget process and the national public budget. The project will use as its basis, the European Council’s definition of Gender Budgeting.
Introduction of Gender Equality Perspective in the Nordic National Public Debates
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Nordic Cooperation Programme on Gender Equality for 2001–2005. Approved by the Nordic Council in April 2001. In accordance with the Nordic Council’s recommendations, the cooperation programme is supplemented with annual action plans.
Nordic Cooperation Programme on Gender Equality for 2001?2005
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Project report This is the final report of a joint three-year project between Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden in 2004-2006
The finance ministries and ministries responsible for gender equality affairs in these countries have engaged in development work and, under the coordination of the Nordic Council of Ministers, have exchanged ideas and experience concerning the work of mainstreaming a gender equality perspective into the national budget and budgetary process in each country.
The aim of the report is to present the knowledge and experience that the project has helped generate and to provide recommendations on how gender budgeting in central government administrations may be successfully accomplished.
Now It?s About the Money
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TITLE: Gdansk Gender Budget Initiative
AUTHOR: Gdansk Gender Budget Initiative
DATE: 2005
The following booklet by NEWW-Polska, is a report outlining the results of the Gender Budget analysis in Gdansk, Poland. The report provides a detailed discussion of the demographic, education, health and local labor structures in Gdansk. In addition to providing gender budgeting methods and tools used in other countries, the synopsis outlines three selected issues of Gdansk society and presents recommendations which may serve as aids in planning budgets in the region. Central government's financial policies and its potential effects on local communities is also raised. The resource is part of the Gdansk Gender Budget Initiative, which is aimed at creating permanent instruments which ensure that local authorities incorporate a gender perspective into their expenditures.
Gdansk Gender Budget Initiative
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Gender-responsive budgeting is a crucial tool for women’s empowerment. In Morocco, UNIFEM has worked with the government to create a more tailored approach in which budgeting can have a more effective and immediate impact. As this documentary illustrates, when the needs of women living in a particular geographical and cultural context are addressed, the entire community benefits. In the past four years, the Finance Ministry of Morocco has made substantial progress in developing both gender-responsive and results-oriented budgetary reform.
