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Integration of Gender in Pro-poor Policies and Initiatives: A Reflection on Tanzania Situation
Policies towards economic development are gender blind. Gender issues are considered peripheral in policies related to budgeting, credits, structural reforms, development programmes both in governments and private sector. Discussion on basic roots of gender differences have always been avoided hence
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