Gender
Targeting anti-corruption efforts towards improving womens' lives
DFAT BYGender and anti-corruption are both subjects of mainstreaming efforts in donor programming. We look at the relationship between them, and how to combine the two perspectives. There are indications that gender affects levels of corruption, so applying a gender lens may benefit anti-corruption programming. But most importantly, efforts to reduce corruption must consider gender-specific outcomes.
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