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Through the ILGRP Project, implemented by @AcepaAfrica in partnership with @parlcent and funded by @CanadaDev, a two-day practical session was held on 16–17 February 2026 equipping parliamentary staff with the skills and methodologies to conduct gender analysis of state budgets.
This blog explores how Senator Crystal Asige’s advocacy for persons with disabilities, supported through the ILGRP Project, funded by @CanadaDev & implemented by @AcepaAfrica & @parlcent contributed to shaping inclusive legislation in Kenya.
@CanadaDev @parlcent 2/ The session focused on the practical application of gender impact analysis and gender marker tools in the review of budget documents, equipping parliamentary staff with the skills to assess how budgetary decisions affect women, men, and marginalised groups differently.
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