Education for girls in countries such as India (in the photo) plays a central role in efforts to ensure gender equality. For the implementation of measures in the field of gender equality, developing countries lack $ 420 billion a year Women According to the structure of the UN-Woman, for efforts to achieve gender equality in developing countries, 420 billion dollars are not enough annually. This means that programs and services aimed at supporting women and girls are experiencing a chronic lack of funding. “Money simply does not reach those women and girls who need them the most,” said the UN agency against the background of the fourth international development conference in Seville. ~ 60 > during the forum world leaders discuss the ways of reforming international financial architecture so that it ensures the achievement of goals sustainable development (CUR), one of which is gender equality. 60 > “We will not be able to eliminate gender gaps if the budgets are drawn up without taking into account the gender prospects … gender equality must move from the side of the budget policy to the center of state efforts,” said the deputy executive director of the structure of the structure of the structure “UN-female” nyaradzai gumbondzandword. 62 ~ from promises-to action 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62To overcome the deficit of financing the world, a purposeful and consistent investment strategy over the next decade is necessary, the UN agency emphasized. This is the only way to eliminate gender gaps and ensure that no one is left without attention. ~ 60 > in particular, it is necessary to expand the practice of gender oriented budgeting – careful analysis and tracking the distribution of funds, taking into account the needs of women. This also includes support for specialized programs. ~ 60 > Currently, three quarters of countries do not have budget expenditures in the context of promotion of gender equal. It is especially important to invest in care systems – for children and elderly people – since this allows women to work outside the house and participate in public life. ~ 60 > debt. load ~ 60 > In addition, the UN-Woman’s structure called for urgent relief of debt burden, noting that many countries are so overloaded with debt payments that they cannot allocate funds for measures to combat measures to combat measures to combat measures to combat inequality. ~ 60 > in this connection the organization welcomed the adoption by the conference of the final document – the “Seville obligation” containing new obligations on the issues of development financing, including the promotion of gender equality. according to words Humbondswangs, these promises must be reinforced with real actions, since gender equality requires investments and reforms. “Leaders must admit that this is not costs, but investments into the future,” she said. & nbsp;