GM AND GMEF

A project or program that fully satisfies the 10 core elements of the HGDG is considered gender-responsive, and the costs of implementing it can be fully charged to the GAD Budget.

• FALSE

• TRUE

The Philippines GM strategy to achieve gender equality and women’s empowerment is through Institutional Development.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Harmonized Gender and Development Guidelines (HGDG) can only be applied to all types of programs and projects supporting the problem identification and design, and implementation and management of programs.

• FALSE

• TRUE

GM’s main concern is the inclusion of women's concern only in the development agenda.

• FALSE

• TRUE

The percentage of attribution is applied to the proposed budget of the programs/projects at the PIMME stage.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The most practical entry points of gender mainstreaming is People.

• FALSE

• TRUE

The core elements in project identification are participation of women and men, collection of sex-disaggregated data and gender information and resources.

• FALSE

• TRUE

The Convention on All Forms of Discrimination on Against Women (CEDAW) adopted GAD mainstreaming as a strategy and calls for actions on the 12  critical areas of concern in upholding the rights of women and girls.

• FALSE

• TRUE

Project management stage seeks to address gender mainstreaming and post project sustainability on GAD.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Gender mainstreaming is a systematically designed set of programs, activities and projects with clear objectives for addressing gender issues and appropriate strategies and activities with monitoring and evaluation indicators.

• FALSE

• TRUE