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The IMF & gender equality
| Subtitle | a critical analysis |
| Publisher | Bretton Woods Project |
| Publish Year | 2016 |
| Pages | 16p. |
| Language | English/Engels |
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| Description | 'Authors looks at how far the IMF has already fulfilled its commitment to deepen its policy advice on gender and bring this into its operational work, in particular in a sustainable way. Then they look at some of the implications of adopting this broader approach to macro-criticality for the work on gender. And finally, they examine what role conventional IMF policy advice plays in supporting the realisation of SDG 5. These questions will be asked in the context of the three core areas of IMF policy advice. .Having tested IMF research and policy advice in the context of its mandate and core functions against a survey of literature and research, the findings indicate that the macro-economic policy implications of gender equality and the realisation of SDG 5 will necessitate much deeper engagement by the Fund.' |
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