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Building Better Budgets for Women and the Poor
Indonesia
17-Mar-10
31-Dec-14
Keywords
Civic participation; Social protection; Gender training/mainstreaming; Capacity building
Project description
The project aims to improve the capacity of civil society to work with local governments in the island of Sulawesi to plan, budget, and implement programs in a way that integrates the needs of women and the poor, thereby enhancing sustainable economic growth. The project: 1) increases participation of organizations that represent women and the poor to effectively engage in local budget formulation and to monitor budget expenditures; 2) facilitates the meaningful participation of women and the poor in village planning meetings and in tracking budget expenditures; 3) helps reform local budgetary processes so that government spending better addresses the needs of women and the poor; and 4) assists the institutionalisation of gender-responsive and pro-poor changes to budgeting policies and processes at the provincial and national levels in Indonesia.
Primary thematic area
Secondary thematic areas
Social protection
Gender training, research & mainstreaming
Project details
Umbrella programme
Accountable Org(s)
Global Affairs Canada; The Asia Foundation
Funding Org(s)
Canadian International Development Agency
Implementing/
Partner Org(s)
The Asia Foundation
Project contact
N/A
Funding (USD)
Committed
Spent
$
5,642,827
$
5,642,827
Project website
https://w05.international.gc.ca/projectbrowser-banqueprojets/project-projet/details/a034433001
https://www.international.gc.ca/gac-amc/publications/evaluation/2016/eval-indonesia-eval-indonesie.aspx?lang=eng#a8;%20http://w05.international.gc.ca/projectbrowser-banqueprojets/project-projet/details/A034433001
D-Portal link
Project evaluation
Evaluation source
N/A
Evaluation methodology
N/A
Programme targets
N/A
Results achieved
Results achieved as of March 2012 include: Training of representatives from civil society organizations (CSOs) and local government administrations improved the ability of six district-level CSO coalitions to analyse budgets, conduct gender and pro-poor needs analysis, advocate for the interests of women and the poor and effectively participate in local government planning and budgeting processes. The project revitalized gender mainstreaming task forces in three provinces and one district and established new task forces in three additional districts. The project helped three local governments develop and implement an e-procurement program to increase transparency in government procurement processes. At the national level, the project strengthened the capacity of Ministry of Women�s Empowerment staff in gender-responsive budgeting. These results have contributed to planning and budgeting for sustainable and equitable economic growth in Indonesia.
Targets met?
N/A
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