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Tamùkke, a grassroots organization focused on female rights and empowerment in Guyana, has expressed concerns regarding the national budget for the year, which amounts to GY$1.588 trillion. The organization claims that the budget fails to adequately address structural inequalities that persist within society.This assertion is part of their Feminist Budget Analysis (FBA), which highlights the need for more comprehensive measures to tackle ingrained disparities affecting women and marginalized groups. In their analysis, Tamùkke emphasizes that the budget does not reflect a commitment to gender equity or the empowerment of women.They argue that without targeted investments and policies aimed at addressing these inequalities, the budget will not bring about meaningful change for those who are most affected by systemic issues. The organization calls for a more intersectional approach to budgeting, one that takes into account the diverse experiences and challenges faced by women in Guyana.Tamùkke's findings contribute to ongoing discussions about the importance of inclusive financial planning and the need for government accountability in addressing social disparities. The organization continues to advocate for policies that prioritize the needs of women and marginalized communities in the national budget.Budget Amount: GY$1.588 trillionFocus: Structural inequalities affecting womenAnalysis: Feminist Budget Analysis (FBA)Call for: Targeted investments and policiesAdvocacy: Inclusive financial planning Source: demerarawaves.com
Tamùkke, a grassroots organization focused on female rights and empowerment in Guyana, has expressed concerns regarding the national budget for the year, which amounts to GY$1.588 trillion. The organization claims that the budget fails to adequately address structural inequalities that persist within society.
This assertion is part of their Feminist Budget Analysis (FBA), which highlights the need for more comprehensive measures to tackle ingrained disparities affecting women and marginalized groups. In their analysis, Tamùkke emphasizes that the budget does not reflect a commitment to gender equity or the empowerment of women.
They argue that without targeted investments and policies aimed at addressing these inequalities, the budget will not bring about meaningful change for those who are most affected by systemic issues. The organization calls for a more intersectional approach to budgeting, one that takes into account the diverse experiences and challenges faced by women in Guyana.
Tamùkke’s findings contribute to ongoing discussions about the importance of inclusive financial planning and the need for government accountability in addressing social disparities. The organization continues to advocate for policies that prioritize the needs of women and marginalized communities in the national budget.
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