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16. Deptt. of Food & Public Distribution 17. Deptt. of Industrial Policy & Promotion 18. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 19. Ministry of Information Technology 20. Deptt. of Heavy Industry 21. Deptt. of Health 22. Ministry of Home Affairs 23. Ministry of Labour & Employment 24. Deptt. of Legal Affairs 25. Legislative Department 26. Deptt. of Mines 27. Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources 28. Deptt. of Ocean Development 29. Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs 30. Ministry of Panchayati Raj 31. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas 32. Deptt. of Posts 33. Ministry of Power 34. Ministry of Rural Development 35. Deptt. of Science and Technology 36. Deptt. of Secondary Education & Higher Education 37. Ministry of Small Scale Industries, Agro and Rural Industries 38. Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment 39. Deptt. of Scientific & Industrial Research 40. Deptt. of Shipping 41. Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation 42. Deptt. of Telecommunications 43. Ministry of Textiles 44. Ministry of Tourism 45. Ministry of Tribal Affairs 46. Deptt. of Urban Development 47. Ministry of Urban Employment and Poverty Alleviation 48. Ministry of Women and Child Development 49. Ministry of Water Resources 50. Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports Gender Budgeting - Budgeting for Gender Equity 105
Mainstreaming of gender concerns taken with up with Ministries/ Departments 6.19 Gender concerns in sectors like Health and Education are very apparent and are often focused upon in allocations for gender component. However, what tends to be ignored is gender concerns in mainstream sectors like Finance, Energy, Transport, Industries, etc. Therefore, the Ministry of Women and Child Development also lays emphasis on gender mainstreaming as natural outcome of gender budgeting in all sectors. 6.20 The Ministry has been making efforts to generate awareness of the various important gender issues that have a bearing on policy and implementation of all Government programmes. A few of the gender concerns that the Ministry has raised with various Ministries in Government of India are highlighted below. Ministry of Finance — The importance of keeping a gender perspective while rationalizing interest subsidy on account of small savings, especially postal savings schemes like National Savings Schemes was stressed. — The need to conduct a gender sensitive review of the micro credit facilities and streamline the mechanisms to enable easy access of micro credit to women SHGs and also prevent charging of exploitative interest rates was emphasised. — Including a column on gender outcomes in the Outcome Budget of GOI. — The need to conduct a gender sensitive review of incidence of taxes, trade off between higher taxes or lowering of subsidies, impact of inflation, regulation of interest rates in micro credit sector, and providing social security to women through insurance schemes. Ministry of Environment — In order to promote innovative financing for alternative sources energy for women, the Ministry of Environment has been requested to guide Departments like Non Conventional Energy and Urban Employment and Poverty Alleviation in availing Carbon Emission Reduction (CER) credits under the Kyoto Protocol. This would give a major boost to provision of clean cooking and lighting fuel in rural and urban areas. Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs — Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs has been addressed on the need for raising participation of women in sports and according due recognition and publicity to success stories involving women. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare — The subject of Health Insurance Scheme for women in view of their vulnerabilities and barriers to access to medical services has been raised with Ministry of Health and Family Welfare — More stringent implementation of the PC and PNDT Act has been advised stressed with suggestions to have more number of Appropriate Authorities, non medical officer heading the Authority, more close monitoring of USGs , especially mobile machines, blacklisting errant doctors/ clinics , suspension of their licenses etc. — The need to reduce Maternal and Infant Mortality rates, better immunization levels and increasing the number of institutional deliveries was also taken up. Planning Commission — Engendering the State Plan and Annual Plan discussions and insisting upon quantifiable outcomes for women being reflected in state plans Initiatives of Planning Commission for gender budgeting and mainstreaming • Advised all Central Ministries/Departments to have a section on Gender Budgeting incorporated in the Annual Plan- 2007-08 and the 11 th Five Year Plan. They are required to provide details on the following points : Gender Audit Policies of Government; quantification of allocation of resources for women; gender impact assessment of various schemes; analysing programmes and strategies in gender perspectives; mechanism for generation and collection of gender disaggregated data • States have also been instructed to include gender budgeting in the planning process and engender the State Plans 106 Annual Report 2006-07
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CONTENTS Chapter 1 Introduction 1 C
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Development; Child Welfare and Prot
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A number of programmes are being su
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and other social concerns. The main
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Promoting Gender Equality - GOI - U
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National Guidelines on Infant and Y
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Hoisting of the Women’s Empowerme
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DIARY, a honorable activity for a h
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Hostels for Working Women 2.16 The
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Swadhar - A Scheme for Women in Dif
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exploitation is interlinked with tr
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— The ministry has requested the
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— Capacity building and training
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elationship does not exist such as
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— Equal participation of women an
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Hon’ble Vice president of India,
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Working Groups on Women Empowerment
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(iii) to reduce the incidence of mo
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3.5 The States have to necessarily
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Objectives 11.3 RMK extends micro-f
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Annexure - XIV State-wise Position
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