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- Author(s):
- Publisher: Government of Pakistan
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- Keywords: women, government budgeting, poverty alleviation, pakistan
Pakistan launched the Strengthening Poverty Reduction Strategy Monitoring Project to strengthen institutional capacities for results-based monitoring and evaluation of poverty reduction strategies. Gender-responsive budgeting is one of the tools introduced under the Project.
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- Publisher: United nations development fund for women (UNIFEM) [etc.]
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- Keywords: women, budgeting, government budgeting
The website strives to support efforts of governments, women’s organizations, members of parliaments and academics to ensure that planning and budgeting effectively respond to gender equality goals. It also provides resources, assessments and training materials on gender responsive budgeting.
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- Publisher: International institute for democracy and electoral assistance (International IDEA)
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- Keywords: women, political participation, political representation, affirmative action programmes, democracy, political parties, parliamentary government
International IDEA is committed to providing comparative information and research on how to overcome the obstacles to women’s political participation and to advance gender and democracy issues in general, and to promote the participation and representation of women in political life in particular.
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- Author(s):
- Publisher: Hunt alternatives fund
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- Keywords: women, popular participation, peace
The Institute for Inclusive Security uses research, training, and advocacy to promote the inclusion of all stakeholders, particularly women, in peace processes.
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- Author(s):
- Publisher: Sisters in Islam
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- Keywords: gender equality, justice, citizenship, family law, islam, muslims, reference materials, islamic countries
The Resource Kit provides ideas and arguments that can be used to advocate for equality and justice in Muslim family laws and practices. The local context and people’s needs will determine which argument works best in that environment.