Titlebook: Gender-Responsive Budgeting in Africa; Access and Future Me Tinuade Adekunbi Ojo Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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,Gender?Budgeting?Responses on Gender-Based?Violence (GBV) in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA): Lessons fromempowerment of women. Although most countries in Sub-Saharan Africa have components of gender mainstreaming into their budgeting processes, the allocation to crucial areas that target victims of gender-based violence remains low, which is also observed in the high gender gap index in most countries

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Gender-Responsive Budgeting in Climate Change Financing: A Panacea for Confronting Climate Change Vg, applied in the South African context, can generate additional fiscal policy lessons and insights from the ground. While the concept has been used in different ways and contexts, its potential to shrink gender-related threats emanating from climate change in the South African context has not been

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The Political Economy of Gender-Responsive Budgeting in Nigeria, have not followed a pattern structure, due mainly to the lack of legal and institutional framework. The study also found that the implementation of GRB has only been done through annual budget allocation to the Ministry of Women Affairs and some selected women-oriented programmes. Thus, the absence

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Gender Pay Gap and Pension Fund for Women in South Africa, permeates into retirement savings such that women are less likely to have sufficient pension fund, further consolidating the poverty of savings and widening the economic gap between men and women. It recommends that there is a need for the design of a pension fund targeted at women to enable them t

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Can Women Put Their Breasts on a Hot Paraffin Lantern and Go to Sleep? Interrogating the Anguish ofhat although microcredit banks make microcredit readily available and accessible, high interest rates often negatively impact women’s ability to repay microcredits. Also, dehumanising loan recovery strategies undermine debtors’ social and emotional well-being and militates against women’s economic e