## Guinea: Technical Assistance Report-Climate Change and Gender Budgeting

_Technical Assistance Reports, May 24, 2024_

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## Bibliographic details
- Published: May 24, 2024
- Series: Technical Assistance Reports
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9798400273858.019

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### Summary
- Report language: French only ("[This report is only available in French]").
- Purpose: Discusses ways to introduce climate and gender budgeting (CGB) in Guinea’s budget cycle by developing an integrated approach to incorporate both climate and gender (CG) aspects as part of priorities-based budgeting.
- Relationship to program budgeting: There was no program-based budget; tagging climate and gender expenditures at the level of a program is more comprehensive and commonly suggested. The report supports that the introduction of CGB would facilitate and inform program budgeting initiatives.
- Scope and contents: Proposes a method for CGB tagging, six high-priority recommendations to integrate CG in the budget cycle in the short to medium term, and includes a couple of tools to help introduce and present CG aspects in the budget cycle.

### Key findings and contextual observations
- Institutional challenges:
  - Integrating climate aspects in the budget cycle faces several challenges, including a proliferation of institutions involved.
- Gender data and implementation gaps:
  - Despite the adoption of key legislation and a national strategy on gender equality, there were limited sectoral diagnostics and sex-disaggregated statistics to cover gender transversality.
  - The implementation of CG related national strategies is not completely translated into measures, actions, and associated costs.

### Recommendations (high-level)
- The report proposes six high-priority recommendations that could significantly help integrate CG in the budget cycle in the short to medium term.
- It also proposes a method for CGB tagging to operationalize climate and gender considerations in budget processes.

### Tools and practical support
- The report includes a couple of tools designed to help successfully introduce and present CG aspects in the budget cycle.

### Topical keywords and relevance
- Guinea; Climate change; gender inequality; Budget cycle; budget planning and preparation; program-based budgeting; public investment spending; fiscal reporting; expending tagging; public financial management.

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