Gender-Just Macroeconomics
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Article summary
- Gender equality is impacted by macroeconomic policy
- The IMF and World Bank are key shapers of macroeconomic policy
- Engaging the Bank and the Fund is key to achieve gender-justice
The Bretton Woods Project published a booklet on Gender-Just Macroeconomics: Engaging the IMF and World Bank. This booklet is a guide for civil society on why macroeconomics matters to gender equality; how the IMF and World Bank shape global macroeconomic policy; and the ways in which civil society can advocate for gender-just macroeconomic policies that work for everyone.
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This booklet has been produced as part of the Gender Equality and Macroeconomics project, a joint project of the Bretton Woods Project and the Gender and Development Network.
