Gender mainstreaming as institutional innovation? Gender budgeting, velvet triangles, and (good) practices

Giovanna Vingelli

Giovanna Vingelli

Palabras clave: transversalidad de género, propuestos de género, triángulo de terciopelo, innovación

Resumen

Este artículo considera la transversalidad de género como una innovación institucional, y se centra en el análisis de los presupuestos destinados a género. Comienza identificando los temas más recurrentes en la literatura sobre transversalidad para tomar luego en cuenta el potencial de la presupuestación para innovar institucionalmente, según los análisis de los casos australiano y británico. Ambos temas descansan sobre consideraciones en torno a qué sujetos están implicados en la ejecución de las estrategias correspondientes. Para enfocar dichas cuestiones, la última sección trata el concepto del triángulo de terciopelo como lente analítica desde la que entender cómo las alianzas estratégicas forjadas por diversos actores podrían llevar a una política de sensibilización pública con respecto al género.

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