in Water Management
For sustainable water development, both men and women must be involved in decision making At all decision-making levels, gender perspectives are essential and not just additional - Gender and Water Alliance |
Documents
- Checklist of strategy options for incorporating gender in water and sanitation
- What can I do to develop a gender approach? - IRC
- AusAID: Gender and Development - Water Supply and Sanitation Supplement - [PDF file]
- Integrating Gender Perspectives ERealising new Options for Improved Water Management
- ADB: Gender Checklist - Water Supply and Sanitation
- DFID: Practical guide to mainstreaming gender in water projects - [PDF file]
- World Bank: Toolkit on gender in water and Sanitation - [If unavailable, search WB website using the book title as keywords]
- WWC: Mainstreaming Gender in Water Resources Management
- Mainstreaming Gender in Water and Sanitation: Literature Review
Programmes and Projects
- Dutch Council of Women: Gender and Water Database
- Gender and Water Alliance
- IUCN: Mainstreaming Gender into Water Management
- IWMI: Poverty, Gender and Water
- UNICEF: Gender Mainstreaming in Water, Environment and Sanitation
- Water and Sanitation Programme: Participation and Gender
If you have any resources that can be included above, please send an email to Hari Srinivas at hsrinivas@gdrc.org
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