Can gender-responsive budgeting make public spending more efficient?
In short: Economist Maja Bosnetic explores how integrating gender considerations into public finance can transform national budgets from simple accounting tools into drivers of true efficiency and effectiveness.
The video examines the concept of gender-responsive budgeting, a method used by nearly 80 countries to ensure public funds are distributed equitably. Bosnic argues that by actively accounting for gender in financial decisions, governments can move beyond simple equality to create budgets that are more effective and efficient.
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