Which example shows correct use of gender budget perspective?

Correct answer: Keeping budget for women safety creche training and equal pay monitoring

A gender budget perspective checks whether public money responds fairly to the different needs and barriers faced by women and men. It does not mean spending money only on women; it means examining who benefits from a programme and adding measures that improve equality. Safety measures, crèches, training opportunities and equal-pay monitoring can directly address barriers affecting women’s participation and work conditions.

Option B is correct because it reserves resources for women’s safety, crèche services, training and monitoring of equal pay. The other choices either benefit only male employees, remove support, or close complaint systems. Those actions can increase inequality rather than reduce it. The reasoning is therefore based on linking budget decisions with measurable equality goals and practical access to work and services.