This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

In Argentina, the first Gender Responsive Budgeting experience dates back to 2020 with the formulation of their 2021 Budget, which allocated 15.2% of their expenditure (3.4% of their GDP) to policies aimed at bridging inequality gaps.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

In 2006, the Ministry of Finance, together with the Ministry of Planning, added an article to the National Municipal Planning Guidelines that states that municipalities should allocate resources for the promotion and development of gender equality programmes and projects.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

The Chilean State incorporated the gender perspective in its Public Sector Budgets for the first time in 2002 at the initiative of the National Women’s Service.

In 2012, the High Presidential Council for Women’s Equality (CEPEM) presented the Public Policy Guidelines for Women’s Gender Equality, which included the incorporation of gender-responsive budgets and plans in national and territorial planning processes.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

The Dominican Republic expressed its commitment to gender equity and equality in its Political Constitution of 2010, which established the State’s Commitment to incorporate the gender perspective in all its actions.

Since 2005, the Ministry of Finance has been working to mainstream the gender approach in the State’s General Budget. In 2008 they began providing specialized training, which resulted in the development of key tools.

In El Salvador, the approach for the incorporation of the gender perspective began decades ago. In 2010, as part of their 2010-2014 Five-Year Development Plan, an intervention strategy was launched to mainstream gender equality in public policies.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

La presupuestación con perspectiva de género ha despertado interés político en los últimos años en el Gobierno de Granada, y ha sido objeto de una serie de mejoras recientes, gracias a la asistencia técnica de ONU Mujeres y el Banco Mundial. En 2021, el MdF publicó la circular presupuestaria (CIRCULAR FINANCIERA N.º 19/2021) en la… Seguir leyendo Granada

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

The experience in Guatemala seeks to mainstream gender equality and equity in the public budget and national policies through the implementation of the Gender Budget Tracer (classifier).

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

The Honduran experience began with the approval of the National Policy on Women and the 2010-2022 Honduras 2nd Gender Equality and Equity Plan.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

The first experience of the federal government in the area of gender- responsive budgeting of expenditures dates back to 1996 when the recently created mechanism for the advancement of women –the National Commission on Women (CONMUJER)– began monitoring the allocation of those resources.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

Law No. 28,983 on Equal Opportunities between Women and Men of 2007 was the country’s first instrument to establish the obligation of the Ministry of Economy and Finance to incorporate the gender perspective in the public budget.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.  

In 2007, the government approved the “2007-2011 First National Plan on Equal Opportunities and Rights" (PIODNA), which advocated mainstreaming the gender perspective in public policies and the national budget.

This experience in gender budgeting has not yet been systematized.