This book studies the use of gender responsive budgeting (GRB) as a tool to further global and regional gender equality goals in developing countries. Through analyses of budgets and the budgeting process in Nigeria from 2000-2020 as a case study, the book analyzes why GRB has failed to gain traction in developing countries and provides solutions.
This book studies the use of gender responsive budgeting (GRB) as a tool to further global and regional gender equality goals in developing countries. Through analyses of budgets and the budgeting process in Nigeria from 2000-2020 as a case study, the book analyzes why GRB has failed to gain traction in developing countries and provides solutions.
Edited by Bola Akanji and Funmi Soetan - Contributions by Vera Acheampong; Abiodun Adegboye; Adeniyi Olanrewaju Adekanla; Bola Akanji; Helen Akinyemi; Bishop Akolgo; Dorcas Alabi; Siobhan Austen; Monica Costa; Adebukola Yewande Daramola; Olanike F. Deji;
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Introduction: Gender Responsive Budgeting in Developing Countries: An Inclusive Development Tool in Muted Progress Bola Akanji Part 1: Conceptualizing Gender Responsive Budgeting for Traction Chapter One: Rationale and Entry-Points for Gender Responsive Budgeting in Developing Countries Bola Akanji Chapter Two: "Speaking to Data": Gender Statistics as an Imperative for GRBs Bola Akanji, Funmi Soetan, and Tolulope Jerumeh Part 2: Fiscal Policies, Budgets, and Gender Equality in Nigeria Chapter Three: Does Research Influence Policies in Favor of Gender Responsive Budgeting? Evidence from Nigeria's Education Sector Adebukola Daramola, Bola Akanji and Abubakar Oladeji Chapter Four: Policy Trends, Budgetary Practices, and Gender Equality in Nigeria's Education Sector: A Historical Lens on Governance Regimes Monica Adele Orisadare and Ayoola Helen Akinyemi Chapter Five: The Paradox of Gender Policies and Gender Budgets: Critique of the Nigerian Agricultural Sector Policies and Budgets Olanike. F. Deji, Bola Akanji, Dorcas L. Alabi, and Aanuoluwa O. Opayinka Chapter Six: Does Presumptive Taxation Promote the Tenets of a Good Tax System? Stakeholder Assessment of Associational Tax Regime in the Informal Sector of Lagos State, Nigeria Abiodun A. Adegboye, Funmi Soetan, and Adeniyi O. Adekanla Chapter Seven: A Gender Audit of Financial Governance in Nigeria: Analysis of Participation in Budgetary Processes in Selected States Fidelis Allen, Emem Okon, and Grace Isodiki Allen Part 3: Cross-Country Learning Experiences of Gender Responsive Budgeting Chapter Eight: Gender-Responsive Budgeting in South Korea Reina Ichii Chapter Nine: Designing and Using Indicators of Gender Equality: Lessons from Timor-Leste Siobhan Austen and Monica Costa Chapter Ten: Gender Gap Analysis of the Budgeting Process in Ethiopia's Public Financial Management System Misrak Tamiru, Enat Shiferaw, and Neteru Wondwosen Chapter Eleven: Gender Responsive Budgeting in Ghana: Reality or Rhetoric? Vera Acheampong and Abena D. Oduro Chapter Twelve: The Budget's Impacts on Gender Equality: An Empirical Analysis of Foreign Aid in West Africa Funmi Soetan, Phillip Olofin, and Ifeolu Olagbaju Chapter Thirteen: Criss-crossing the West Africa Region: ISODEC's Lessons of Experience in Gender Responsive Budgeting Bishop Akolgo Chapter Fourteen: Gender Responsive Budgeting: Lessons from the Eastern and Southern Africa Region Judith Mulusa Epilogues: Opportunities and Threats to GRB in Developing Countries: Looking Ahead Epilogue One: GRB: From the Margins to the Mainstream Zohra Khan Epilogue Two: Imperatives and Politics of Financing Gender Equality in Developing Countries: GRB to the Rescue? Olufunke Mojubaolu Okome
Introduction: Gender Responsive Budgeting in Developing Countries: An Inclusive Development Tool in Muted Progress Bola Akanji Part 1: Conceptualizing Gender Responsive Budgeting for Traction Chapter One: Rationale and Entry-Points for Gender Responsive Budgeting in Developing Countries Bola Akanji Chapter Two: "Speaking to Data": Gender Statistics as an Imperative for GRBs Bola Akanji, Funmi Soetan, and Tolulope Jerumeh Part 2: Fiscal Policies, Budgets, and Gender Equality in Nigeria Chapter Three: Does Research Influence Policies in Favor of Gender Responsive Budgeting? Evidence from Nigeria's Education Sector Adebukola Daramola, Bola Akanji and Abubakar Oladeji Chapter Four: Policy Trends, Budgetary Practices, and Gender Equality in Nigeria's Education Sector: A Historical Lens on Governance Regimes Monica Adele Orisadare and Ayoola Helen Akinyemi Chapter Five: The Paradox of Gender Policies and Gender Budgets: Critique of the Nigerian Agricultural Sector Policies and Budgets Olanike. F. Deji, Bola Akanji, Dorcas L. Alabi, and Aanuoluwa O. Opayinka Chapter Six: Does Presumptive Taxation Promote the Tenets of a Good Tax System? Stakeholder Assessment of Associational Tax Regime in the Informal Sector of Lagos State, Nigeria Abiodun A. Adegboye, Funmi Soetan, and Adeniyi O. Adekanla Chapter Seven: A Gender Audit of Financial Governance in Nigeria: Analysis of Participation in Budgetary Processes in Selected States Fidelis Allen, Emem Okon, and Grace Isodiki Allen Part 3: Cross-Country Learning Experiences of Gender Responsive Budgeting Chapter Eight: Gender-Responsive Budgeting in South Korea Reina Ichii Chapter Nine: Designing and Using Indicators of Gender Equality: Lessons from Timor-Leste Siobhan Austen and Monica Costa Chapter Ten: Gender Gap Analysis of the Budgeting Process in Ethiopia's Public Financial Management System Misrak Tamiru, Enat Shiferaw, and Neteru Wondwosen Chapter Eleven: Gender Responsive Budgeting in Ghana: Reality or Rhetoric? Vera Acheampong and Abena D. Oduro Chapter Twelve: The Budget's Impacts on Gender Equality: An Empirical Analysis of Foreign Aid in West Africa Funmi Soetan, Phillip Olofin, and Ifeolu Olagbaju Chapter Thirteen: Criss-crossing the West Africa Region: ISODEC's Lessons of Experience in Gender Responsive Budgeting Bishop Akolgo Chapter Fourteen: Gender Responsive Budgeting: Lessons from the Eastern and Southern Africa Region Judith Mulusa Epilogues: Opportunities and Threats to GRB in Developing Countries: Looking Ahead Epilogue One: GRB: From the Margins to the Mainstream Zohra Khan Epilogue Two: Imperatives and Politics of Financing Gender Equality in Developing Countries: GRB to the Rescue? Olufunke Mojubaolu Okome
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