Gender Responsive Budgeting
Governments formulate budgets by determining how to raise and spend public money. Such budgets tend to have a big impact on the lives of citizens. However, from a gender perspective, it is imperative that we analyse the impacts of national budgets on different groups of men, women, boys and girls. In this way, gender budgets challenge discrimination, inefficiency and corruption. Gender budgets contribute to enhancing transparency and accountability in the use of public funds.
Senior government officials, programme managers involved in budget formulation, economists, gender focal points and senior managers in civil society organisations (non state actors)
At the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
- Identify gender issues and gaps in national policies;
- Identify gender gaps in budgets and their impact on the national economy;
- Mainstream gender in national policies and budgets;
- List engendered indicators for M & E
- WID to GAD;
- Beijing platform of action and Beijing +25;
- Gender concepts;
- Gender analytical tools;
- The gendered economy;
- Gender data gathering tools;
- Engendering sectoral policies;
- Tools for engendering national budgets;
- Engendered indicators for monitoring and evaluation.
US$ 1600 to cover tuition and training materials only.