Gender Equality Results in ADB Projects: Pakistan Country Report

Thomas, Helen T. | September 2005
Abstract
This report is one of a series of four country reports and one synopsis report presenting findings of rapid gender assessments of selected ADB-financed loan projects under implementation in four developing member countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, and Pakistan. The studies were undertaken as part of ADB’s review of the implementation of its gender and development policy to determine whether inclusion of project gender action plans and strategies improved project implementation, outreach, and results for women.
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Thomas, Helen T.. 2005. Gender Equality Results in ADB Projects: Pakistan Country Report. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/2457. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.
Keywords
Gender
Gender Bias
Gender Differences
Gender Discrimination
Gender Equality
Gender Gaps
Gender Inequality
Gender Issues
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