The emergence of gender-responsive budgeting: gender machinery and the state

Costa, Monica

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“…The government developed it gender budgeting initiative from its gender mainstreaming framework, with assistance from international agencies (Costa and Sharp, 2010). The adoption of the 2003-2015 National Program for Gender Equality was accompanied by the establishment of the National Council on Gender Equality, which was mandated to elaborate and implement gender mainstreaming (Costa and Sharp, 2010). Although sex-disaggregated data are collected and reported by the national statistical office, inadequate use of that data are made at all levels, from policy planning through to service provision (Begzsuren, Tsolmon and Dolgion Aldar, 2014).…”

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Asia: A Survey of Gender Budgeting Efforts

Chakraborty

2016

IMF Working Papers

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This paper reviews gender budgeting efforts in Asia. The countries in the region have achieved mixed success in improving gender equality. Gender budgeting is ideally a fiscal innovation that translates gender-related goals into budgetary commitments and can help countries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals with regard to gender equality. India has a sustainable gender budgeting model for the region, while a few countries in the region have begun such efforts more recently. The legislative mandates for gender budgeting in the Philippines and South Korea are remarkable achievements and are contributing to their efforts.

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