2018 WBG Briefing: Trade and Investment
Ahead of the 2018 Autumn Budget, we’ve put together a briefing on the gender implications of future trade deals after the UK leaves the EU.
UK Budget Assessment
This a joint response from the UK Women’s Budget Group, Maternity Action and the End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW).
This a joint response from the UK Women’s Budget Group, Maternity Action and the End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW). We welcome HM Treasury’s commitment to hearing the views of civil society ahead of the Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR).
Read our CSR representation here.
[1] UKWBG (2021) Government’s announced plan will not “fix social care once and for all” – we need a free universal social care system WBG-response-to-gov-social-care-plans-FINAL.pdf
[2] De Henau, Jerome & Himmelweit, S. UKWBG (2020) A Care-Led Recovery from Coronavirus Care-led-recovery-final.pdf (wbg.org.uk)
Ahead of the 2018 Autumn Budget, we’ve put together a briefing on the gender implications of future trade deals after the UK leaves the EU.
All Women’s Budget Group members are invited to meet and review the Autumn Budget as it is announced by The Chancellor on Monday 29th October 2018.
A blog by Susan Himmelweit, emeritus professor of economics at the Open University and Chair of WBG's Policy Advisory Group
A pre-budget briefing by the Women’s Budget Group