Gender Mainstreaming in CWRD's Operations

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    Gender Mainstreaming

    in CWRDs OperationsA challenging portfolio with

    potentials

    Susann Roth(Gender and Development Specialist)

    EFG Meeting28 June 2011

    The views expressed in this paper are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views or policiesof the Asian Development Bank (ADB), or its Board of Governors, or the governments they represent. ADB doesnot guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paper and accepts no responsibility for any consequenceof their use. The countries listed in this paper do not imply any view on ADB's part as to sovereignty orindependent status or necessarily conform to ADB's terminology.

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    Gender balance

    inCWRD

    23 % women in international staff positions

    44 % of new recruits are women in 2011

    21 % of positions level 6 and above held by women

    1 women country director in KYRG

    25 % of promoted staff in 2010 were women

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    ChallengingPortfolio

    Public Financial management and Finance Sector Intermediary financing facilities Program loans (supporting social service reforms and

    social sectors)

    Urban Development and Water/Sanitation Sector Urban Development mainly of larger infrastructure

    (MRTs) Water sanitation of secondary cities (establishment of

    utility companies)

    Energy Sector Transmission lines Energy efficiency projects Power plants

    Natural resource Sector Upstream irrigation systems

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    Performance in 2010

    37% significantgender mainstreamingin 2010

    compared to 28%in 2009

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    EGM/GENProjects

    2010

    Division Program/Project CategoryCWPF 1. GEO: Georgia Economic Rec.

    Supp Pgm

    EGM

    2. PAK: Punjab MDG 2 GEN

    3. PAK: Sindh Growth & Rural Revit2 EGM

    4.UZB: 2nd Small& Microfinance

    Intermediate Facility

    EGM

    5. KAZ: MFF-SME Dev. Proj T1 EGM

    CWUW 6.GEO: MFF-Georgia Sustainable

    Urban Transport T1

    EGM

    7. UZB: MFF-Water Supply & Sanitn

    Svcs Inv PgmT2

    EGM

    8. KYR: Emergency PublicAssistance for Recovery and

    reconstruction

    EGM

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    RETA PromotingGender Inclusive

    Growth in Centraland West Asia

    DMCs*

    *RETA 7563

    Output 1 Improve countries capacity to collect, analyze

    and use sex-disaggregated data (collaborationwith UNESCAP, conference in 2012)

    Output 2

    Assess sector specific gender issues (CGAs forUZB, KYRG, KAZ, GEO, ARM)

    Output 3 Pilot projects funded, which result in gender

    equality and which support ADBs investments

    Output 4 Forge and sustain strategic partnership on GAD

    with other donors

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    CWRD Gender team

    +

    Consultants

    Division GAD Focal Points

    RETA Technical Committee

    GAD Team CWRD

    Headquarter

    Central Asia Caucasus West Asia

    CWEN Jooho Wang

    CWUW V. Padmanabhan

    CWTC- Rika Idei

    CWPF- Y. Elhan-Kaylar

    CWER- R. Takaku

    G. Abdullaeva

    Keta

    Chkheidze

    GAD Specialist

    Susann Roth

    Senior GAD Specialist

    Jeremy Stickings

    URM NO GAD Specialist

    Mekhri Khudayberdiyeva

    GAD Specialist Consultant

    Wilma Rojas

    RM Focal Points

    Tea

    Papuashvili

    Gohar

    Mausaelyn

    Faraj

    Huseynbeyov

    Uzma Altaf Ruwani

    Jayewardene

    Shaima

    Zakhilwal

    Noriko

    Sato

    Dewi Utami

    G. Tentieva

    F. Nuriddinov

    M. Nurseitova

    Consultants Focal Points Consultants ConsultantsFocal Points Focal Points

    CWRD Gender Team January 2011

    UZB

    KYRG

    TAJ

    KAZ

    TURK

    GEO PAK

    AFGARM

    AZB

    Solid gender anddevelopment teamintegrated in CWRD

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    Forecast for 2011

    Gendermainstreamingof 40% of allCWRD projectswill be achieved

    Gendermainstreamingof 50% of all ADFfinanced projectin CWRD will be

    achieved

    LEVEL 3 RESULT

    13 out of 28 projects canachieve significantgender mainstreaming.

    43 % of all CWRDprojects

    LEVEL 3 RESULT

    5 out of 10 ADFfinanced project canachieve significantgender mainstreaming.

    50 % of ADF financedprojects

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    GAP implementationand monitoring

    is strengthened toenhance gender equality

    results

    GAPs statusinc. in all RM

    Portfolioreview reports

    GS inreview

    missions

    Round-tables

    with EAs

    Portfolio Management

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    The way forward 2012-2014

    1 JFPR

    1 JFPR

    1 JFPR

    1TA

    1 JFPR

    1 TA

    GEN Project

    1 NO

    Development of CWRDGender TA and

    JFPR pipeline as part of our

    country workplans

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    THANKYOU!