Join the efforts to budget human rights- APRODEV Rights and Development Group. Editor: Niala Maharaj. Writing and research: Erica Wortel, Esther Miedema. Jan, 2007.
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German Foundation for World Population (DSW) publication
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Workshop Report (Mexico 2002)
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Fundar/International Budget Project/International Human Rights Internship Program (2004)
Step-by-step guide on how to use budget analysis as a tool to help assess a government‘s compliance with its ESC rights obligations. This is a case study of the right to health in Mexico.
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International Budget Project (2001)
Pulls together helpful guidelines to budget work into one coherent document to offer a systematic overview of the different aspects of effective budget analysis, with an emphasis on the activities and approaches a NGO in its initial years of budget work.
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MS Dicko: International Human Rights Internship Program (1999)
Explores different human rights-based strategies towards budget analysis of economic, social and cultural rights.
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UNIFEM (2002)
Brings together insights and analysis from an international conference on gender budget initiatives in Brussels in October 2001. It presents the collective experience, analysis and evaluation of participants from civil society, governments, and international organisations.
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D. Elson Budlender et al: Commonwealth Secretariat (2001)
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D. Budlender and G. Hewitt: Commonwealth Secretariat (2002)
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C. Grown et al (2006)
This paper develops an estimate, based on country-level analysis, of the cost of interventions required to promote gender equality (MDG 3) and women's empowerment. It also estimates the share of all MDG investments that have the potential to improve outcomes for women and men, boys and girls. This analysis is followed by an operationalisation and methodology to estimate the cost of achieving the MDGs.
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D. Elson: UNIFEM (2005)
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A. Norton and D. Elson (2002)
This document provides an overview of some recent experiences with pro-poor and gender-sensitive budget initiatives in the economically developing world. It includes examples on research-based advocacy, participatory budget systems, implementing HRBD and transparency.
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Oxfam (2005)
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Oxfam (2005)
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B. Wampler (2002)
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The IBP builds civil society budget capacity, enhances participation and tries to combat poverty. Its website shows several case-studies of budget monitoring and provides a list of civil society budget groups all around the globe.
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The website of the International Network of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has a ESCR-budget analysis discussion group with around 200 participants.
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Women's Rights and Citizenship is a new project of the International Development Research Centre and discusses, amongst others, women and economic rights and empowerment.
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The website of IHRIP has a variety of sources and publications on ESC Rights and budget analysis.
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