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Gender and rural development budgets.
2006This chapter looks into the participation of rural women in the formation of rural development policies in the Netherlands. The first section describes (i) how many women participate in the design of regional Reconstruction plans and programmes in the province of Gelderland, (ii) which interest they defend, and (iii) how rural women managed to enter ...
Bock, B.B., Derkzen, P.H.M.
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Journal of Health Management, 2008
Gender budgeting is a process that entails maintaining a gender perspective at various stages like programme/policy formulation, assessment of needs of target groups, review of extant policies and guidelines, allocation of resources, implementation of programmes, impact assessment, reprioritisation of resources, and so on.
P.R. Sodani, Shilpi Sharma
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Gender budgeting is a process that entails maintaining a gender perspective at various stages like programme/policy formulation, assessment of needs of target groups, review of extant policies and guidelines, allocation of resources, implementation of programmes, impact assessment, reprioritisation of resources, and so on.
P.R. Sodani, Shilpi Sharma
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Introducing Gender Budgeting in Europe
2018This edited volume provides for the first time a focus on activities in Europe to adopt and implement gender budgeting which has emerged globally as an approach to gender equality in public policymaking and public finance management over the last 20 years.
O'Hagan, Angela, Klatzer, Elisabeth
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2018
Gender budgeting (GB) was introduced in Iceland in response to the worldwide financial crisis of 2008, as one of the methods to improve public governance at a state level and was enshrined in the Public Finances Act 2016. Following the initiative by the state, the City of Reykjavik began its own GB programme as did the largest academic public ...
Finnborg S. Steinþórsdóttir +3 more
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Gender budgeting (GB) was introduced in Iceland in response to the worldwide financial crisis of 2008, as one of the methods to improve public governance at a state level and was enshrined in the Public Finances Act 2016. Following the initiative by the state, the City of Reykjavik began its own GB programme as did the largest academic public ...
Finnborg S. Steinþórsdóttir +3 more
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2019
Diesen Frühling hat die Sektion Gouvernanz der Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit DEZA in Zusammenarbeit mit dem IZFG einen Bericht zu Gender Mainstreaming in ihrer Ausgabenpolitik verfasst. Grundlage der Studie waren Projektdokumente von 60 an einen Kredit geknüpfte Aktivitäten der DEZA, die darauf untersucht wurden, inwiefern sie der ...
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Diesen Frühling hat die Sektion Gouvernanz der Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit DEZA in Zusammenarbeit mit dem IZFG einen Bericht zu Gender Mainstreaming in ihrer Ausgabenpolitik verfasst. Grundlage der Studie waren Projektdokumente von 60 an einen Kredit geknüpfte Aktivitäten der DEZA, die darauf untersucht wurden, inwiefern sie der ...
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Gender budgeting in public financial management: a literature review and research agenda
International Review of Administrative Sciences, 2023Tobias Polzer, , Johann Seiwald
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Gender budgeting in emerging economies–a systematic literature review and research agenda
Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies, 2021Tobias Polzer, Johann Seiwald
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Participatory budgeting and gender responsive budgeting
2021Pranab Kumar Panday, Shuvra Chowdhury
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The Journey to Gender-Responsive Budgeting: Lessons Learned from Higher Education
Sustainability, 2021Chiara Oppi +2 more
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