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Evaluating a Decade of World Bank Gender Policy, 1990-1999 : 1990-1999.
Title:
Evaluating a Decade of World Bank Gender Policy, 1990-1999 : 1990-1999.
Author:
Gopal, Gita.
ISBN:
9780821362181
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (126 pages)
Series:
Operations Evaluation Studies
Contents:
Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Executive Summary -- Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Glossary -- 1 Introduction -- The World Bank's Gender Policy -- 2 Evaluating the Bank's Gender Policy -- Evaluation Questions for OED's Current Evaluation -- Evaluation Methodology -- Selecting Countries -- Selecting Projects -- Selecting Analytical Reports -- Evaluation Methods -- 3 Relevance of the Bank Gender Policy -- Is the Bank's Gender Policy Relevant for Poverty Reduction? -- Is the Bank Gender Policy Consistent with the Policies of Other Multilateral and Bilateral Development Agencies? -- Is the Bank's Gender Policy Relevant for Countries? -- Is the Bank's Gender Policy Appropriate to Evolving Lending, Client, and Development Paradigms? -- 4 How Has the Bank Implemented Its Gender Policy? -- How Well Does Analytical Work Integrate Gender? -- How Well Does the Bank Integrate Gender into Country Assistance Strategies? -- How Does the Bank Integrate Gender into Projects? -- Progress in Integrating Gender into Bank Assistance -- 5 Implementing and Operationalizing the Gender Policy: Why Has the Process Been Slow? -- Institutionalizing the Gender Policy -- Operationalizing the Gender Policy -- Conclusion -- 6 Results of the Bank's Gender Policy -- Increased Human Capital -- Education -- Health -- Sustainability of Results in Health and Education -- Greater Participation in Economic Development -- Increasing Women's Participation in Economic Development -- Greater Access to Economic Opportunities -- Microcredit: Greater Access to Credit Facilities -- Greater Access to Training or Upgrading Skills -- Is Successful Economic Participation Sustainable? -- Institutional Strengthening -- Greater Involvement of NGOs and Community Groups in Development -- Greater Availability of Gender-Disaggregated Data -- 7 Conclusions -- Improving Country-Level Assistance.

Improving Project-Level Results -- Operationalizing the Gender Policy -- Annexes -- A: Operational Policy 4.20: Gender and Development -- B: Socioeconomic Indicators Used for Phase II Evaluation -- C: Projects Reviewed for Phase II Evaluation -- D: Results of Staff Survey -- E: National WID Policies and Action Plans in 12 Countries -- F: Gender and Adjustment in 10 Countries -- G: Analytical Work 1990-2000 -- H: Adjustment Loans Reviewed -- Endnotes -- Bibliography -- Boxes -- 1.1: The Gender Policy of the Bank -- 1.2: Current Bank Commitments under OMS 2.20 and OP 4.20 -- 2.1: Gender Works: Oxfam Experience in Policy and Practice -- 3.1: Comprehensive Development Framework -- 3.2: Women as Agents of Change -- 4.1: Gender Awareness in 10 Sector Strategy Papers -- 4.2: Examples of Good Practices in Gender -- 4.3: Has There Been Perceptible Progress since the OED Evaluation of 2000? -- 5.1: Taking a Social Marketing Approach to Gender Mainstreaming: Experiences from Latin America and the Caribbean Region -- 6.1: Has There Been Progress since the OED Evaluation of 2000? -- 6.2: Did the Quality of Education Rise as Gender Disparity Lessened? -- 6.3: Sustainable Achievements in Education in Zambia -- 6.4: Unanticipated, Unrecognized, and Undocumented Environmental Impact on Men and Women -- 6.5: Microfinance Projects and Gender Relations -- 6.6: Gender-Disaggregated Data -- 7.1: Good Practices in Gender -- 7.2: Implementing Agencies Can Save the Situation -- 7.3: Messages from Regional Gender Workshops -- Figures -- 2.1: Relative Position of Evaluation Countries in Terms of GDP and U.N. Gender Development Index (GDI) -- 4.1: Regional Trends in Bank-Financed Projects with Gender Actions, 1988-98 -- Tables -- 2.1: Indicators and Rating Systems for Consistency with Policy -- 2.2: Representation of Countries.

3.1: Gender Policies of Multilateral and Bilateral Donor Agencies -- 4.1: Bank Investment Projects with a Gender Analysis by Sector and Rating, 1988-99 -- 4.2: Legal Agreement Covenants that Include Gender, by Type -- 4.3: Integration of Gender in Bank Assistance to Countries: Total and Adjusted Ratings -- 4.4: Projects with No Gender Analysis, by Sector -- 5.1: Compliance Procedures: Environment and Gender Policies -- 6.1 How Did Bank Assistance Increase Women's Human Capital? -- 6.2 How Did Bank Assistance Increase the Economic Participation of Women? -- 6.3 Integration and Monitoring of Gender Issues during Adjustment -- 6.4 How Did the Bank Influence Institutional Development for Gender? -- 7.1 How Did Bank Assistance Impact Country-Level Development Effectiveness?.
Abstract:
As part of the Bank's poverty reduction mandate, the Bank's 1994 Operational Policy on Gender Dimensions of Development aimed to reduce gender disparity and increase the participation of women in the economic development of their countries. This evaluation examines the relevance and results of this policy.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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