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Mission Statement - Budgeting for Gender Equity
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letter no. PC/SW/1-3(13)/09-WCD, dated, 5th January, 2010,
Planning Commission, Government of India, has stated that, "the
concepts of Women Component Plan and Gender Budgeting are not
complementary but often contradictory and the world over
countries have moved to using Gender Responsive Budgeting as a
tool for gender mainstreaming and ensuring gender equity" and
has clarified that, "Women Component
Plan should no longer be used as a strategy either at the Centre
or at the State level. In its place as already initiated by the
Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Women and Child Development,
we should adopt Gender Responsive Budgeting or Gender Budgeting
only".
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' In order to
institutionalize Gender Budgeting and sensitize officials of
Ministries, Government Departments and PSUs, it has been decided with
the approval of the competent authority that proposals from NGOs
(including those recevied from NGOs till date) will not be considered
under the Gender Budgeting Scheme, at this stag. Any further change in
the decision will be posted on this website.' |
I.
GENDER BUDGETING HANDBOOK (Complete Book)
Chapters
II. GENDER BUDGETING MANUAL
(Complete Book)
Chapters
Powerpoint Presentations
III. OTHER READING MATERIAL
-
Impact
of
Maharashtra
’s
Agriculture Policies on Women Farmers: A Gender
Budgeting
Analysis
Author : Alka Parikh, Sarthi
Acharya, November 2004
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Impact of Agricultural Policies and Programmes on Women of Small and
Marginal
and
Agriculture
Labour Households:
Gujarat
Author : Darshini Mahadevia,
Vimal
Khawas,
November 2004
- Impact
of Recent Policies on Home-based Work in India.
Author :
Jeemol
Unni
, Uma
Rani, November
2004
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Report
on Gender Analysis of Select Gram (Village) Panchayat Plan-Budgets in
Trivandrum
District, Kerala
Author :
Mridul
Eapen
,
November
2004
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Gender
Budget Perspectives on Macro and Meso Policies in Small Urban
Manufacturies:
Gendered
Reality of Workers in Greater Mumbai
Author : Ritu Dewan
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November
2004
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