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ILO/SEAPAT's OnLine Gender Learning & Information Module


Unit 5: Tools for mainstreaming gender concerns

References

Poverty

ILO. 1995. Gender, poverty and employment: turning capabilities into entitlements. Geneva: ILO.
ILO Library: 95B09/284 English
LABORDOC: 264191
This brochure is prepared as an ILO contribution to the Fourth World Conference on Women, and is intended as a practical and didactic guide for policy and programme development for poverty eradication. It presents a thematic approach to major poverty alleviation strategies, based on lessons learned by ILO, and argues for a recognition of the interlinkages between the social, economic, legal and political spheres of action for effective poverty eradication.

Jackson C. 1996. "Rescuing Gender from the Poverty Trap." In World Development (Oxford), 24(3), Mar., 489-504.
ILO Library: 96P44026
LABORDOC: 269654
This article examines the perception of gender issues in development thinking. It argues that anti-poverty policies cannot be expected to improve necessarily the position of women and that there is no substitute for a gender analysis which transcends material definitions of deprivation.

Quibria, M.G. 1993. The Gender and Poverty Nexus: Issues and Policies. Economics and Development Resource Center: Economics Staff Paper Number 51. Manila: Asian Development Bank.

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