«How public spending impacts gender equity is a complex question. All public spending can impact men and women differently – any type of public spending, in any sector, can potentially have an impact on gender equity. Ideally, countries will have systems in place to identify and track the impact of spending on different genders However, none of the countries included in the study had published data from gender responsive budgeting efforts that analyzed - from budget allocation to execution - the impact of all public spending on gender equity. As a result, the case studies included both proxies for spending on gender, such as spending in women-focused ministries, but also an analysis of whether government budgets have systems in place to analyze, track, and report on the impact of government spending on gender. This approach recognizes that budget line items that specifically reference gender or women – usually ministries for women – play an important role but capture only a fraction of spending that may benefit women and cannot shed light on how public spending can benefit men and women differently, across the entire budget (...)». Veja no estudo Connecting Budget Credibility and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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