Peru
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Gender Responsive Budgeting And Women’s Reproductive Rights: A Resource Pack
Gender Responsive Budgeting And Women’s Reproductive Rights: A Resource Pack
This resource provides relevant knowledge to facilitate mainstreaming gender-responsive approaches into reproductive health programmes, and the inclusion of specific aspects of gender inequality and disadvantage into national policy frameworks.
This resource provides relevant knowledge to facilitate mainstreaming gender-responsive approaches into reproductive health programmes, and the inclusion of specific aspects of gender inequality and disadvantage into national policy frameworks.
Electoral Context and Quota Legislation
Electoral Context and Quota Legislation
This paper describes the political background in Peru and addresses the strategies used and lessons learned after the enactment of ‘neutral’ gender quota law.
This paper describes the political background in Peru and addresses the strategies used and lessons learned after the enactment of ‘neutral’ gender quota law.
Review of Partner Relationships with GONG and Transparencia
Review of Partner Relationships with GONG and Transparencia
This paper describes the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs’ (NDI) experience working with GONG, a Croatian coalition formed before the 1997 elections, and Transparencia, a Peruvian Organization consisting of professionals and intellectuals.
This paper describes the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs’ (NDI) experience working with GONG, a Croatian coalition formed before the 1997 elections, and Transparencia, a Peruvian Organization consisting of professionals and intellectuals.
Peru’s Political Party System and the Promotion of Pro-poor Reform
Peru’s Political Party System and the Promotion of Pro-poor Reform
This paper analyzes Peru’s political party system as it affects the ability of democratically elected officials to drive pro-poor change.
This paper analyzes Peru’s political party system as it affects the ability of democratically elected officials to drive pro-poor change.
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