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Introduction
1 - Is sex the same as gender?
2 - What is Gender-Based Analysis+?
3 - What do assumptions have to do with it?
4 - Who is accountable for GBA+?
5 - What is my role in GBA+?
6 - How do I do GBA+?
7 - Can I practice doing GBA+?
What did I learn?

Final Quiz

Question 1
Gender is:

A culturally specific set of characteristics that identifies the social behaviours of women and men, and the relationship between them

Used to identify biological differences between men and women

Question 2
GBA+ is conducted to:

examine the effects of government initiatives on diverse groups of women and men

ensure equality for women

examine the effects of government initiatives on women and men

Question 3
When using GBA+, women and men are considered as two homogeneous groups

True

False

Question 4
A GBA+ does not need to be conducted in cases when there will be no differential impacts on diverse groups of women and men.

True

False

Question 5
Who is responsible for conducting GBA+?

Central Agencies

Assistant Deputy Minister

Status of Women Canada

Departmental GBA Unit

Any public servant contributing to policies, programs or legislation

Deputy Ministers

Question 6
Policy, program and legislative development, implementation and evaluation are free of values and assumptions about gender.

True

False

Question 7
Accountabilities for GBA+ include:

Select all that apply.

Providing evidence in Cabinet documents

Central Agencies challenge function

Individual workplans

Question 8
Federal departments and agencies are responsible for:

Select all that apply.

Overseeing implementation of the Departmental Action Plan on Gender-Based Analysis

Developing a GBA+ framework

Ensuring GBA+ is part of policy, program and legislation development and monitoring

Playing a challenge-function for GBA+ in Memoranda to Cabinet and Treasury Board Submissions

Documenting and reporting on the results of conducting GBA+ and developing a GBA+ framework

Question 9
Parental leave is an example of GBA+ integrated because:

Women and men are treated the same way

Both women and men may be parents

It is flexible in meeting the needs of diverse parents

Question 10
Documenting the GBA+ process is only necessary if the initiative is going forward to Cabinet.

True

False

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