Gender-based analysis plus

Section 1: Institutional GBA Plus Capacity
The NBC does not have the human and financial resources to conduct data analysis and therefore to devote staff to GBA Plus.

Section 2: Gender and Diversity Impacts, by Program
[Core Responsibility: Conservation]
[Program: Maintenance of infrastructure and security]
Target population: All Canadians.
Distribution of Benefits:
by Gender Men •       • Women
by Income Level Low • • • • • High
by Age Group Youth • • • Senior
Key Impacts: Other
Not available.

Supplementary Information Sources:

Nothing to report for 2020-2021. The NBC has not collected specific data on the beneficiaries of its programs to conduct a GBA Plus or to publish reports. The NBC does not have the resources required to have the capacity to produce reports and data.
[Core Responsibility: Promotion of Heritage]
[Program: Educational, cultural and heritage activities]
Target population: All Canadians.
Distribution of Benefits:
by Gender Men •       • Women
by Income Level Low • • • • • High
by Age Group Youth • • • Senior
Key Impacts: Other
Not available.

Supplementary Information Sources:

Nothing to report for 2020-2021. The NBC has not collected specific data on the beneficiaries of its programs to conduct a GBA Plus or to publish reports. The NBC does not have the resources required to have the capacity to produce reports and data.

Définitions

Target population: See Finance Canada definition of Target Group in the User Instructions for the GBA Plus Departmental Summary)

Gender Scale:

  • First group: Predominantly men (e.g. 80 per cent or more men)
  • Second group: 60 per cent - 79 per cent men
  • Third group: Broadly gender-balanced
  • Forth group: 60 per cent - 79 per cent women
  • Fifth group: Predominantly women (e.g. 80 per cent or more women)

Income Level Scale:

  • First group: Strongly benefits low income individuals (Strongly progressive)
  • Second group: Somewhat benefits low income individuals (Somewhat progressive)
  • Third group: No significant distributional impacts
  • Forth group: Somewhat benefits high income individuals (Somewhat regressive)
  • Fifth group: Strongly benefits high income individuals (Strongly regressive)

Age Group Scale:

  • First group: Primarily benefits youth, children and/or future generations
  • Second group: No significant inter-generational impacts or impacts generation between youth and seniors
  • Third group: Primarily benefits seniors or the baby boom generation