目次

1.Introduction 2. The Emergence of Gender-Responsive Budgeting: Gender Machinery and the State 3. The Influence of Parliamentary Gender-Focused Institutions in Gender-Responsive Budgeting 4. The Contribution of the Women’s Movement to Making Economic Policy More Gender Responsive 5. The Role of Parliamentary Bodies in Supporting Gender-Responsive Budgeting 6. Administrative Data and its Potential for Gender Analysis in the Education Sector 7. The Potential of Gender Analysis to Improve Policy and Budgeting 8. Conclusion