Gender Analysis of Official Development Assistance to Ukraine- Baseline Mapping Study

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Author(s)/editor(s)

Larysa Magdyuk

"Gender Analysis of Official Development Assistance to Ukraine" provides assessment of donors' policy and the volume of aid to implement national commitments to gender equality and women’s empowerment and determines a baseline at the beginning of 2012. It includes assessment of extent to which gender is integrated in donor policy documents, performance assessment, dialogues and financing.

This baseline mapping study was developed through a desk research of documents related to international donor-funded programmes and projects in Ukraine, review and analysis of information presented by mass media related to official development assistance in Ukraine, in-depth expert interviews with project officers, coordinators, managers, gender equality focal points and experts and multi-stakeholder focus-group discussions, UN Gender Thematic Group meetings, donor coordination meetings, and project presentations on gender equality issues.

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Anastasia Divinskaya, UN Womenh Gender Advisor in Ukraine, anastasia.divinskaya@unwomen.org +38 044 253 59 80

Bibliographic information

Geographic coverage: Europe and Central Asia Ukraine

Subject areas: Gender equality and women’s empowerment Partnerships

Resource type(s): Assessments

Publication year

2013

Number of pages

32

Publishing entity/ies: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)

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