Learning is a life-long process.  This is true not just for individuals, but for organizations as well, and groups interested in or already involved in human rights budget work are no exception.  Simply knowing about what has been possible and has been achieved in other countries can be inspiring, and can encourage groups to improve their own work and take on new challenges.  For examples of human rights budget work that is currently being done in different countries, click on the middle tab, above.     

This page introduces a range of other resources for groups who want to learn more and/or take their human rights budget work to a new level.  Click on the menu to the left to get to more information on:

• Print and video resources on human rights budget work.   The books, manuals or videos mentioned are useful in providing a solid introduction to human rights budget work, or to a specific topic within that work.

• In-person learning programs.  A few organizations sponsor learning programs on human rights budget work, or aspects of that work.  These programs are a good complement to the printed resources, because most provide participants with opportunities to practice aspects of human rights budget work.

• International NGOs assisting the development of human rights budget work.  Occasionally organizations encounter particular challenges in their work for which a focused intervention by organizations or individuals with greater experience in specific aspects of the work can make a big difference.  Some of these organizations, working internationally, have a specific mandate to do that.