policies, in a transparent manner so as to ensure, where appropriate, that national budget policies and priorities as well as resource allocations support the eradication of poverty, the empowerment of women and the achievement of gender equality goals, and ensure women’s full participation in all such processes; (e) Evaluate the relationship between the empowerment of women and poverty eradication in different stages of women’s life cycle and analyse the intersection of gender and other factors, reflect the implications for policies and programmes and compile and widely disseminate good practices and lessons learned; (f) Strengthen efforts to mainstream gender perspec- tives and the empowerment of women through the whole policy process, from the identification to the formulation, implementation, evaluation and follow-up of macroeconomic policies, as well as economic and social policy formulation and implementation and poverty eradication policies, programmes, development frameworks and strategies; (m) Review and reform, where appropriate, fiscal policies, particularly taxation policies, to ensure equality between women and men in this regard; (n) Strengthen the provision of and ensure access to adequate, affordable and accessible public and social services to meet the needs of all women, in particular women living in poverty; (g) Establish or improve gender-specific analysis of (o) Design, implement and promote family friendly poverty and strengthen institutional capacities at all levels, including relevant national machineries, in order to undertake gender analysis in poverty eradication initiatives by, inter alia, the allocation of sufficient resources; policies and services, including affordable, accessible and quality care services for children and other dependants, parental and other leave schemes and campaigns to sensitize public opinion and other relevant actors on equal sharing of employment and family responsibilities between women and men; (h) Improve the collection, compilation and dissem- ination of timely, reliable, comparable data disaggregated by sex and age and further develop quantitative and qualitative indicators, including social indicators, by national and international statistical organizations so as to increase capacity to measure, assess and analyse poverty among women and men, including at the household level, and make progress in the empowerment of women throughout their life cycle; (p) Improve and develop physical and mental health programmes and services, including preventive health care, for women, particularly women living in poverty; (q) Strengthen policies and programmes at the national level to provide equal access to health care services for all women and girls, particularly for those living in poverty; (i) Encourage the inclusion of data on women’s equal (r) Create and ensure equal access to all types of access to land and other property in United Nations reports; permanent and sustainable social protection/social security systems at all stages throughout women’s life cycle, taking into account the specific needs of all women living in poverty; (j) Identify and take all appropriate measures to address obstacles to the empowerment of women and to their full enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms throughout the life cycle with the view to eradicate poverty; (s) Ensure full and equal access at all levels to formal and non-formal education and training for women and girls, including pregnant adolescents and adolescent mothers, as key to their empowerment by, inter alia, the reallocation of resources, as necessary; (k) Take the strongest measures to eliminate all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls; (t) Take urgent and effective measures in accordance (l) Incorporate a gender perspective into the design, with international law with a view to alleviating negative impact of economic sanctions on women and children; development, adoption and execution of all budgetary processes, as well as economic and financial 2