In 2009, Italian law required, at public administration, to provides a report on performance and gender. We ask how regulatory provision has affected Italian regions, because these last have a special responsibility in the adoption of standards related to gender. The aim of paper is to fill up the information gap existing and to comprehend the behavior as a result of national legislation. The results show that the implementation of gender budget is timidly brought. Therefore, we conclude that the presence of a standard does not necessarily able to create the conditions so that there is more attention to the gender issue.
Can a national requirement affect the gender-balance approach?
Nardo M.
;Mazzotta R.
2018-01-01
Abstract
In 2009, Italian law required, at public administration, to provides a report on performance and gender. We ask how regulatory provision has affected Italian regions, because these last have a special responsibility in the adoption of standards related to gender. The aim of paper is to fill up the information gap existing and to comprehend the behavior as a result of national legislation. The results show that the implementation of gender budget is timidly brought. Therefore, we conclude that the presence of a standard does not necessarily able to create the conditions so that there is more attention to the gender issue.File in questo prodotto:
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