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Including Gender: An APS Guide to Gender Analysis and Gender Impact Assessment

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Part 2: Gender analysis

  • 2.1 What is gender analysis?
  • 2.2 How to conduct gender analysis

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  • Quick reference guide to gender analysis
  • Part 1: Why include gender?
  • Part 2: Gender analysis
    • 2.1 What is gender analysis?
    • 2.2 How to conduct gender analysis
  • Part 3: Gender Impact Assessment
  • Part 4: Gender Equality Summary
  • Appendix A: Gender Impact Assessment criteria
  • Appendix B: Useful links and data sources
  • Glossary
  • Copyright Statement

Area/Program/Initiative
Gender responsive budgeting

Release date
Monday 22 December 2025

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Guide or guideline

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  • Gender Impact Assessment template and checklist

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