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Developing
and Piloting a Gender Responsive Community-based Planning and Budgeting
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News and Activities
Meetings and Workshops (with links to papers and presentations)
The CBMS-GRB project aims to develop and pilot test an enhanced Community-Based Monitoring System that takes into account gender issues, facilitates gender responsive budgeting at the local level, and incorporates a planning and budgeting module. This endeavor looks at letting CBMS go beyond data disaggregation and gives ample attention to gender considerations in data analysis, validation and ultimately in utilization of CBMS data for planning and budgeting apart from its other uses for local governance. In order to let CBMS further facilitate GRB and even mainstream budgeting processes, a number of modifications and enhancements need to be incorporated and strategic partnerships built and strengthened. These include: modification of CBMS data collection instruments, processing, mapping and consolidation modules; adjustments in the standard CBMS methodology to augment its gender budgeting capabilities; training and capacity building; pilot testing of the enhanced system; sharing of experiences; and assessment of the effectiveness of the system in answering data needs of gender responsive budgeting. Through these activities, it is expected that this endeavor will provide substantial information and research significance specifically in government budgeting, gender equality, and gender related poverty among others. This endeavor will also lay the groundwork for future CBMS enhancement activities, as well as in replicating the system in other sites in the Philippines as well as in other countries. This project is carried out with the aid of a grant from the International Development Research Centre, Ottawa, Canada. The CBMS-GRB Project aims to attain the following objectives:
CBMS-GRB Papers and Presentations
CBMS - GRB Partner Institutions The CBMS-GRB Project is a collaborative undertaking of the CBMS Network Coordinating Team of the Angelo King International Institute-De L Salle University, the Development through Active Women Networking (DAWN) Foundation, Incorporated and Dr. Aniceto Orbeta of the Philippine Institute for Development Studies. The CBMS-GRB Project is also carried out in cooperation with the Local Governments of the City of Escalante and the Municipality Enrique B. Magalona, Negros Occidental, Philippines. Inquiries regarding CBMS-GRB Project may be forwarded to : Dr. Celia M. Reyes Address: Angelo King Institute for
Economic and Business Studies or Juan Paulo M. Fajardo Address: Angelo King Institute for
Economic and Business Studies
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Last Update: 2007-07-06