Gender Equality in Public Life

The OECD provides a government-wide strategy for gender equality reform, sound mechanisms to ensure accountability and sustainability of gender initiatives, and tools and evidence to inform inclusive policy decisions.

The  Recommendation on Gender Equality in Public Life promotes a whole-of-society approach to reducing gender stereotypes, encouraging women to participate in politics and removing implicit and explicit barriers to gender equality.

The Recommendation looks to achieve gender equality in the public sector through three main channels, policy, as a role model for the private sector & through its own employment practices.

Converging Criminal Networks

How can we combat illegal goods and services that threaten our communities? 

➨ BLOG Illicit Trade’s Deadly Margins

Trust in Government

With public trust eroding, How can can governments strengthen trust?

➨ BLOG Shedding Light on Government

Financing Democracy

Trust in Government? There is the perception that when it comes to politics, money talks.

➨ BLOG Take the Money and Run

 Topics

Access to Justice

Behavioural Insights

Budgeting 

Budgetary Governance - Principles

Centres of Government

CleanGovBiz - Integrity

COP21 & Public Governance

Digital Government Strategies

E-Leaders

Financing Democracy

Governance of Critical Risks

Government at a Glance

HRM - Country Profiles

Illicit Trade

Inclusive Growth 

Independent Fiscal Institutions 

Lobbying

Managing Ethics in the Public Service

Ministerial Meeting 2015

Multi-level Governance

Open Government 

Open Government Data

Public Investment

Public Private Partnerships

Public Procurement

Public Sector Innovation - OPSI

Regulatory Impact Analysis

Regulatory Policy and Governance

Regulatory Policy by Country 

Risk Communication

Schools of Government

Social Media & Government

Trust in Government

Urban Development

Whistleblower Protection

Women in Government

Blogs

Is there still time to save our trust in government?

Habitat III and urbanisation in five charts's

For whom the budget cut tolls: downsizing the public sector

Illicit Trade’s Deadly Margins

Shedding light on government, one dataset at a time

Women in the Judiciary: What solutions to advance justice systems? 

Urban Green Growth

Take the money and run: uses & abuses of political funding

Regulators – the new Men in Black?

Japan’s demographic and policy challenges

Irrational me… Behavioural Economics hits its stride 

A tale of two cities?

Are Fiscal Watchdogs Fiscal Rescue Dogs?

The time-travelling policy maker

Baltimore: Smacked Down by the Invisible Hand

Country