Gender Sensitive Remittances and Asset-Building in the Philippines
This publication aims to add to the remittances for development discourse, as an input into policy, programme and services development. It offers information and sex-disaggregated data on remittance flows, patterns, recognizing the differences between women and men as senders and recipients of remittances. The study considers how these gender dimensions intersect with specific social and economic contexts so that programmes are responsive to the needs at different levels – local, national, international, as appropriate and in a collaborative manner among key stakeholders. The study recommends emphasis on the meaningful participation of women migrant workers in decision-making processes on remittance-oriented initiatives, not merely as remittances senders and investors but beneficiaries and protagonists of development.
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Bibliographic information
Geographic coverage:
Philippines
Subject areas:
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW)
Employment
Gender equality and women’s empowerment
Governance and national planning
Human rights
Migration
Publication year
2015
Number of pages
131
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