Top 68%
dans ce catalogue (1040 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Transferability / replicability2/3
A statutory reporting duty tied to a simple >50-employee threshold and codified fines is straightforward to transplant to other jurisdictions with similar labour-inspection capacity, though it has not yet been replicated elsewhere.
Impact on gender equality0/1
No independent measurement of the law's effect on Serbia's 8.8% (2018) gender pay gap has been published since the 2021 reforms took effect.
Effectiveness0/1
Sources document the legal obligations and fine levels but no evaluation of employer compliance rates or effectiveness in practice.
Efficiency0/1
No cost or administrative-burden data for the reporting regime was found.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
No formal outcome evaluation study of the 2021 Law on Gender Equality was located.
Sustainability1/1
The obligation is embedded in binding national law with recurring (biennial) reporting and escalated fines, giving it institutional durability beyond a project cycle.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Concrete, verifiable achievement: a codified employer mandate (gender-equality plans, biennial reports, fines up to RSD 2 million) that replaced weaker 2009-era provisions.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The law requires gender equality to be built directly into each employer's annual work programme, mainstreaming it into ordinary business planning rather than a side initiative.
Curator validation1/1
Confirmed via two independent legal-analysis sources (Gecić Law, CEE Legal Matters) and Serbia's own Gender Equality Strategy data via UN Serbia.
Evidoria. Loi serbe sur l'égalité des genres (2021) — Rapports biennaux obligatoires pour les employeurs. ID persistant: 90421fc1-de1b-4a47-944a-8aa6230a60c6.