This presentation was made by Adnan A. ISSHAQ, Bahrain, at the OECD-MENA meeting dedicated to Budgeting for Societal Outcomes: Gender, Youth and Sustainable Development Goals Budgeting, held in Caserta, Italy, on 18-19 July 2019
حل مشاكل الادارة واحداث جهة تهتم بمعا لجة المشاكل الادارية هو دينامو ومفتاح ا...Abdullrahman Tayshoori
يجب بناء سورية من جديد
يجب بناء ادارة جديدة
واعلام جديد
وقضاء جديد
يجب تحقيق اختراق في مؤسسة الادارة لاجتثاث الفساد
اختراق مؤسسات الفساد والحزب والبحث عن سياسيين منحدرين من الادارة كفيل بانجاز الاصلاحات
اختراق هذه المؤسسات الثلاث (الحزب – الفساد – الادارة -) التي ذكرتها مهمة صعبة تنتظرسيادة الرئيس بشار الأسد وتنتظر مجلس الشعب ايضا، لكني أؤمن مخلصاً وصريحاً بأن التحدي الأكبر لهذا الشاب المتحمس لخدمة بلده ونظامه هو في قدرته على تشكيل قاعدة شبابية شعبية له اعرض وأوسع من الأطر والقواعد التي اعتمدها النظام إلى الآن .
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7. 7
Supreme Council for Women
Supreme Council of Women and its Role
• Empower Bahraini women
• Consolidate the principle of
equal opportunities in Bahrain in
order to ensure competitiveness
of Bahraini women
• Enhance the status of women
and to establish a house of
expertise specialized in women's
affairs
9. •Implementation of strategic
initiatives while monitoring and
measuring performance
Time line
•2007 to 2030
•Every 4 years
•2019 - 2022
•Every 2 years
•2019-2020
•Continuous
•Every 4 years
•2019 – 2022
Strategic plans for
government entities
State budget
Implementation &
Performance Monitoring
Government
Action Plan
Vision
•Identify the aspirations of
Bahrain until the year 2030 with
respect to the government,
society and the economy
•Translate vision into goals and
strategic initiatives at government
level
•Determine the strategic plans and
implementation priorities of all
government entities
•Develop plans and programs and
preparing the state budget in line
with strategic priorities
Purpose
9
Bahrain’s Government Planning Model
Economic Growth
10. Agenda
Economic Background & Bahrain’s Planning Model
Bahrain’s Experience in Gender Responsive Budget
• Time-line of Implementation
• Main Challenges
10
11. Time-line of Implementation
State Budget
2011 - 2012
Equal Opportunity Units were formed
gradually in ministries and government
entities.
Stakeholders
Gender responsive budget tables
were developed and were piloted
among entities.
In 2009, the MOF & SCW started
discussing the needs in implementing
the national priorities of Gender
Responsive Budget.
State Budget
2013 - 2016
State Budget
2017 - 2020
11
Budget implementation circular
referred to equal opportunities as a
priority for the first time.
12. Time-line of Implementation
Gender responsive budget information
developed as part of the budget preparation
tables.
12Stakeholders
Direct instructions on merging equal
opportunities priorities (gender responsive
budgets) with the state budget were imbedded
in the budget preparation and execution
circulars sent to over 50 government entities.
State Budget
2011 - 2012
State Budget
2013 - 2016
State Budget
2017 - 2020
13. Time-line of Implementation
Direct instructions and initiatives related
to equal opportunities & gender
responsive budgets embedded in
Government Action Plan 2015 – 2018.
Further developed budget preparation
and execution tables which included more
emphasis on gender-based dissemination.
Conducted focused training workshops
on Equal Opportunities & Gender
Responsive Budgets to several
government entities to raise awareness
and know-how.
13
Government Action Plan
Stakeholders
State Budget
2011 - 2012
State Budget
2013 - 2016
State Budget
2017 - 2020
14. Training Plans of
Civil Servants
Capital Expenditure
Budgets
Operational
Expenditure
Budgets
Equal Opportunities and Responsive Budgets focus areas
within State Budget Circulars and Implementation
16. Main Challenges
1
2
3
Capacity development within MOF, SCW and
main stakeholders to set priorities and future
road map.
Building capacities in each entity and creating
awareness of importance and significant of the
national priority.
Level of cooperation and acceptance varied
between ministries and government entities.
4 Accuracy of data and level of infrastructure
readiness.
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18. Next Steps
18
Budget
2013-14
Budget
2015-16
Budget
2017-18
Budget
2019-20
• Enhance data infrastructure to raise
accuracy levels and ease of data
preparation.
• Build further capacities within major
stakeholders (MoF, SCW & CSB)
towards a better outcome for Gender
Responsive Budgets
• Continue conducting training and
awareness programs for ministries
and government entities
• Engage other authorities (such as the
Legislative Authority) to expand
knowledge and awareness
Budget
2011-12