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Mainstreaming Gender in Development

Name: Mainstreaming Gender in Development
Brand: Oxfam Publishing
SKU: 04740836
Price: 8988 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Fenella Porter
ISBN: 9780855985516

Fenella Porter

Caroline Sweetman

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04740836

Publishers Oxfam Publishing, November 2005

This collection of articles critically assesses the degree to which gender inequality has been addre... Full description

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This collection of articles critically assesses the degree to which gender inequality has been addressed in the work of development organizations. Contributors scrutinize the efforts of governments and NGOs, at the national and international levels, in order to assess the difference that gender mainstreaming has made to advancing women 's interests in development. In addition, they consider the progress that development organizations have made in ensuring women 's fullest participation at all levels of their own organizations. Contributions to this volume include case studies from Bolivia, South Africa, India, and Thailand. Among the authors are Caroline Moser, Annalise Moser, Aruna Rao, David Kelleher, and Shamim Meer.