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    <subfield code="a">What are the Gender Dimensions of IFFs?Strengthening African Women&#x2019;s Engagement and Contribution: Summary Report</subfield>
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    <subfield code="a">The is a summary report of findings of a study on engendering IFFs in Africa commissioned by FEMNET to review existing literature on IFFs and the policy dimensions thereto. The study sought to identify and clearly highlight pertinent gender outcomes associated with the various components of IFFs. Overall, the paper found out that there are various gender outcomes associated with components and enablers of IFFs. The paper clearly highlighted the gender dimensions of the components of IFFs namely commercial activities, criminal activities and corruption. The gendered impacts of illicit financial flows discourse has not been largely documented especially from a feminist perspective. 

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