Gender Analysis

References

Important Concepts Underlying Gender Mainstreaming and Gender Mainstreaming: An Overview, UN Office of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women, 2001
DAC Source Book on Concepts and Approaches Linked to Gender Equality, OECD/DAC, 1998
Gender and Development Concepts and Definitions, Report 55, H Reeves and S Baden, BRIDGE, IDS, University of Sussex, Brighton, 2000
The Full Picture Te Tirohanga Whānui Guidelines for Gender Analysis, New Zealand Ministry of Women’s Affairs, 1996
OnLine Gender Learning & Information Module and Gender Mainstreaming How - To Manual, International Labour Organisation, South-East Asia and Pacific Multidisciplinary Advisory Team ILO/SEAPAT, 1998
Tools for Sustainable Livelihoods Frameworks: Project and Programme Planning, Kath Pasteur, IDS, Brighton, 2001
‘Introduction to gender analysis concepts and steps’, Juliet Hunt, Development Bulletin 2004, no. 64

NZAID would like to acknowledge material drawn from:

Important Concepts Underlying Gender Mainstreaming, UN Office of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women, 2001
DAC Source Book on Concepts and Approaches Linked to Gender Equality, OECD/DAC, 1998
The Full Picture Te Tirohanga Whānui Guidelines for Gender Analysis, New Zealand Ministry of Women’s Affairs, 1996
OnLine Gender Learning & Information Module, International Labour Organisation ILO/SEAPAT 1998
Tools for Sustainable Livelihoods Frameworks: Project and Programme Planning, Kath Pasteur, IDS, Brighton, 2001
‘Introduction to gender analysis concepts and steps’, Juliet Hunt, Development Bulletin 2004, no. 64.