Description: Engendering Justice : A Gender Assessment's Impact on Project Design

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Engendering Justice : A Gender Assessment's Impact on Project Design

Gender equality is an important indicator of a country's progress toward sustainable development and is one of the Millennium Development Goals. Yet World Bank teams often find gender equality a difficult concept to include in projects. One so...

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Main Author:	Bhansali, Lisa L.
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ATTORNEYS BAR ASSOCIATIONS BRIBES CHILD CUSTODY CHILD SUPPORT COURTS CRIME DISCRIMINATION FAMILIES FAMILY COURTS FATHERS GENDER EQUALITY GOOD GOVERNANCE HEALTH CARE HOUSING INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY JUDGES JUDICIAL DECISIONMAKING JUDICIAL DECISIONS JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SYSTEMS JUDICIARY JUSTICE JUSTICES JUSTICES OF THE PEACE LAWS LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL COUNSEL LEGAL INSTITUTIONS LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL RIGHTS LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LITIGATION MEDIATION MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE PARENTS POLICE PROBATION PROBATION OFFICERS PROSECUTORS PUBLIC DEFENDERS PUBLIC SECTOR RULE OF LAW SCHOOLS SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL WORKERS TRANSPARENCY TRIALS VIOLENCE
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/05/6215818/engendering-justice-gender-assessments-impact-project-design http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11222

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Summary:	Gender equality is an important indicator of a country's progress toward sustainable development and is one of the Millennium Development Goals. Yet World Bank teams often find gender equality a difficult concept to include in projects. One solution is to conduct a targeted gender assessment, which can help ensure that a project design addresses gender concerns and promotes equitable access to public services.