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UNIFEM's work in support of gender responsive budgeting  

 

Budget Support: As good as the strategy it finances

 

 

Gender and Participatory Budgeting- DFID

 

 

Application of the gender policy marker by German Bilateral Development Agencies

 

 

Morocco Gender Report 2008

 

 

How do DAC statistics measure gender equality focused aid?

 

 

Gender Budgeting Guidelines and Analytical Tools at local level in Uganda

 

 

Genre et décentralisation au Sénégal

 

 

Rapport du Séminaire sur la prise en compte du genre dans le travail parlementaire- Burundi 2008

 

 

Gender Budgets: an overview- Canada

 

 

WHAT IS GRB?

"Gender responsive budgeting (GRB) is about ensuring that government budgets and the policies and programs that underlie them address the needs and interests of individuals that belong to different social groups. Thus, GRB looks at biases that can arise because a person is male or female, but at the same time considers disadvantage suffered as a result of ethnicity, caste, class or poverty status, location and age. GRB is not about separate budgets for women or men nor about budgets divided equally. It is about determining where the needs of men and women are the same, and where they differ. Where the needs are different, allocations should be different."

 

Debbie Budlender 2006

 

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GRB VIDEO

 

Incorporating a gender perspective in government budgets can ensure that resources are allocated towards women's priorities to eliminate gender gaps.

 

This can be achieved through women's participation in budget policymaking and gender budget analysis.

 

This video presents show how this is working in practice in a GRB initiative supported by UNIFEM in Mysore, India.

 

Click here to watch video

 

 

 

 

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

 

 

Gender Responsive Budgeting and Women’s Reproductive Rights: A Resource Pack

 

Available in English, French and Spanish

 

 

 

Gender Responsive Budgeting in Practice: A Training Manual Available in English, French and Spanish. This manual should be used in conjunction with the CD Rom of annexes  which includes powerpoint presentations, handouts and guidelines for exercises and is also available in English, French and Spanish.

 

 

 

GRB AND AID EFFECTIVENESS PDF Print E-mail

 

 

For more information on Gender and Aid Effectiveness, please refer to www.gendermatters.eu

 

 

 

UNIFEM Documents 

 

Integrating GRB into the aid effectiveness agenda: a UNIFEM programme funded by the EC- 2008-2010  

 

This flyer presents the recently approved UNIFEM proposal on “Integrating gender responsive budgeting into the aid effectiveness agenda”. The three-year programme funded by the the European Commission was launched in January 2008. It seeks to demonstrate how gender responsive budgeting (GRB) tools and strategies contribute to enhancing a positive impact on gender equality of aid provided in the form of General Budget Support (GBS).  

 

GRB and Aid Effectiveness flyer  

 

Conceptual Papers  on Gender Equality and Aid Effectiveness    

 

The following discussion papers draw on multi-stakeholder consultations on gender equality and aid effectiveness led by UNIFEM since November 2005. The consultations have brought together representatives from government — planning, finance, and national women’s machineries — donor agencies and civil society to explore strategies to ensure that aid effectively delivers for gender equality in the context of nationally determined development planning and programming processes.  

 

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