Gender Budgets: Analysis and Information in the Americas Databank

This bibliography presents the main studies and initiatives on gender budgets, with a focus on the Americas.

This bibliography presents the main studies and initiatives on gender budgets, with a focus on the Americas. It aims to inform parliamentarians about basic concepts, theories, methodologies and tools that allow a gender analysis of national or local budgets. The bibliography presents general initiatives and projects in the Americas, as well as theme-based ones: sustainable development, education, the fight against poverty, health and violence. The document also supports parliamentarians interested in developing such a project in their own assembly through showcasing various initiatives and projects from other regions, specialised websites and experts on the topic.

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Gender Budgets: Analysis and Information in the Americas Databank