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Webinar on Gender Responsiveness of Policy Responses to COVID across Select Countries
CBGA
CBGA and Feminist Policy Collective jointly organised a Webinar on ‘Gender Responsiveness of Policy Responses to COVID across Select Countries’ held on May 6, 2022 (Friday) from 11:00 am to 1:00...
Session on Did Pandemic Spending go towards a Feminist People's Recovery in Africa and Latin America?
CBGA
Ahead of the IMF and the World Bank Spring Meetings 2022, the Civil Society Policy Forum (CSPF) hosted sessions on diverse topics such as gender, climate change, inequality, the pandemic...
Union Budget 2022-23: What does it Offer for Social Sectors, Dalits and Adivasis
CBGA
To strengthen the solidarity with Dalit Rights Organisations and to give more visibility to Dalit issues in the discourse of budgets, CBGA co-organised a webinar with Centre for Dalit Studies (CDS),...
The Budget Dialogue: a Webinar on Union Budget 2022-23
CBGA
CBGA has been organising every year, since 2005, a Post-Union Budget Panel Discussion with eminent economists, social activists and policy experts. Being released in the middle of the third wave of...
Webinar on Social Sector Budget & Excluded Communities
CBGA
COVID-19 pandemic has turned into a humanitarian crisis with millions losing their livelihoods. That crisis has exposed the massive deficiencies in India’s health and education systems, the lack of...
Addressing Child Protection Concerns during COVID-19 and Beyond
CBGA
As a run-up to World Children’s Day celebrated on November 20th each year, CRY - Child Rights and You and Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability (CBGA) are organising a half-day webinar to...
Global Minimum Corporate Tax: Looking Beyond the Surface
CBGA
Recent talks focusing on a global minimum corporate tax proposal that could form the basis of a worldwide deal have drawn a lot of attention. The agreement has found support from over 130...
The Budget Dialogue: A Discussion on Union Budget 2021-22
CBGA
The COVID-19 pandemic posed serious challenges in almost every sector. People from the marginalised sections got disproportionately affected and inequalities were exacerbated due to it. In such a...
Revisiting Public Provisioning for Child Nutrition During and Beyond the Pandemic
CBGA
India’s policy framework includes many proven nutrition interventions. The Government of India already has large-scale schemes and programmes in place to address food insecurity and malnutrition....
Statistics on foreign bank accounts: Use for developing countries
CBGA
Close to 100 countries have been engaging in automatic exchange of bank account information based on the OECD's Common Reporting Standard (CRS). However, exchanges are confidential, so civil society...
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