The “supremely ambitious and transformative vision” embodied in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development includes a goal to achieve gender equality for all women and girls and a re-commitment to governments’ human rights obligations.At the same time,governments have agreed to a range of strategies for financing the Agenda that arguably undermine their ability to fulfil women’s human rights and advance a just and gender equitable model of development. This paper critically evaluates this potential contradiction with a focus on the key financing strategies of trade and investment liberalization, sovereign debt resolution, international private finance, and public-private partnerships, as well as the role of the global partnership for development.
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Publisher:
UNWOMEN
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Type / Script:
Progress Report
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Keywords:
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, JUSTICE, FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION, PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS, PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS, FINANCE, TRADE LIBERALIZATION, SOLIDARITY, DEVELOPMENT, DISPUTE SETTLEMENT, GENDER EQUALITY, HUMAN RIGHTS, EMPOWERMENT, FOREIGN INVESTMENTS, ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, CIVIL SOCIETY, ECONOMIC GROWTH, EDUCATION, POVERTY, DECENT WORK, WOMEN, RIGHT TO FOOD, INCOME DISTRIBUTION, WAGES, WOMEN ADVANCEMENT, INCOME INEQUALITY, SOCIAL JUSTICE, NATURAL DISASTERS, POVERTY MITIGATION, ECONOMIC RIGHTS, FINANCING
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Thematic Group:
UNWOMEN
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Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
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Thesaurus:
18.04.00
- Financing
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