GDRC | The Gender and Development Programme

THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH CENTER

The GRDC Research Programme on Gender and Development

So what is the criticality of incorporating gender issues in a policy, programme or project? Where do we start?

The Gender and Development (GAD) programme explores the intersections of gender roles, social structures, and development processes, emphasizing the need to integrate gender perspectives into all stages of policy and project design. It provides resources, analyses, and case studies that highlight how gender equality contributes to more inclusive and sustainable outcomes.

Highlights of GDRC Research

Full list
of docs

The GDRC Framework on Gender and Development Management Tools E-056.	Gender Inclusive Development: Ensuring Public Policies are Gender-inclusive Policy Analysis Series E-196.
Gender and E-Waste: Policy Considerations for Developing Countries Policy Analysis Series E-124.	Towards a Gender Analysis Framework for the adoption and use of Environmentally Sound Technologies Management Tools Series E-058.

The Gender and Urban Development" series

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Currently, GDRC is focussing on gender criteria that need to be taken into account in developing environmental management programmes and plans at the local level. It is also updating and enhancing the "GDRC Framework on Gender and Development"

Have a look at the planned publications under this programme

GDRC Research Resources

Gender and Environment

Gender Analysis Framework

Gender, and ICTs

Women and Development

Gender and Good Governance

Elsewhere
in GDRC

   ■ Microfinance: Improving Credit Access for Women
   ■ Urban Environmental Management: Gender and Water
   ■ Urban Environmental Management: Gender and Waste

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