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Pakistan: Initiative of One, Relief for All – Women’s Leadership in the Banda Golra Water Supply Scheme
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Case study from the Resource Guide on Gender and Water on gender, domestic water supply and capacity building.
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Knowledge on gender and water
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Case studies
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Passport to Mainstreaming Gender in Water Programmes. Key questions for interventions in the agricultural sector (2012)
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The Passport was developed for field staff involved in the design, implementation, operation and maintenance of water management projects for agricultural production; technicians and agents in local irrigation and extension services, NGOs and local government employees who work at field level, carry out the assessment of the local situation and have contact and negotiate with stakeholders using available water sources.
It is a practical tool, designed for the rapid identification of the main gender-related problems and gaps that require attention during the design, implementation and monitoring of a agricultural water project or programme. It can also be used to identify gender aspects of existing problems in operational projects and provide inputs for improvements.
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Knowledge on gender and water
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Podcast of GWA Chair's lecture at ANU Asia Pacific Week 2009
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On 27 January 2009 GWA Chairperson - Mrs Sara Ahmed - delivered a lecture " Reforming Water, Transforming Women" to a large gathering of scholars at the Australian National University as part of their Asia Pacific Week 2009 event. To download the podcast of Sara Ahmed's lecture, visit this link and scroll down the page to the podcast of 27 January 2009 titled: "Asia Pacific Week 2009 - 04: Reforming Water, Transforming Women: Does Gender Matter in Water Management in Asia and the Pacific?".
Please be aware that the podcast is a large file (20 MB) and may take a long time to download depending on your internet speed.
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Capacity building
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Policy Brief: Gender in Aquaculture
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This policy brief highlights why a gender sensitive approach in aquaculture is crucial to sustainable and gender equitable growth and development in Bangladesh, and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Agenda and SDGs.
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GWAPB Products
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Knowledge Development
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Policy Development Manual (2003)
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This manual provides guidelines designed to help development organisations - government, donor or civil society - concerned with water management or service delivery to develop gender policies appropriate to their own organisational context. The Guidelines have been developed in response to demand from GWA member organisations – but will provide useful information to staff in any organisation striving to address gender issues in their work.
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Policy influencing
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Political Empowerment of Women in the South West IWRM Project
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The South West Area Integrated Water Resources Planning and Management Project (SWAIWRPMP) was supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) with a substantial grant from January 2006 until June 2015. In the project a concerted effort was made to involve women, and it is said that due to the project’s interventions the political empowerment of women has increased to such levels, that more women are elected in the Union Parishad. The Gender and Water Programme Bangladesh (GWAPB) undertook a field study to investigate whether and how this project has contributed to empowerment of women in the area, especially in the political dimension.
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Knowledge Development
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Research and Field study Reports
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Regional ToT workshop Gender mainstreaming in IWRM for the Bangla-speakers from the two Bengals
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A Regional ToT in Bangla language was designed by GWA and held in collaboration with Pradan at CINI Chetana Resource Centre in Poilan in the outskirts of Kolkata, India, from November 25 to December 1, 2008. The ToT was meant to fulfill a long felt need felt by those working in this part of India and in Bangladesh for gender mainstreaming in IWRM. It was intended to assist participants with knowledge and the resources on gender as an organizing principle of water management. It was the first time that such a 'cross-border' linguistic initiative on gender and water was undertaken between the two countries. The report can be downloaded here.
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Training of Trainers
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Regional ToT Workshop: GENDER and IWRM
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Together with the Institute for Environment and Water, GWA organized this 5 days training workshop in Limuru, Kenya from 25 till 29 November 2007. It was attended by thirty one participants (20 women and 11 men) drawn from the Civil Society Organizations and Networks, Ministry of Water (Kenya), various New Water Sector Institutions implementing reforms, consultants and other representatives from various institutions.
The report describes in detail the contents of most of the sessions, like key gender concepts, social constructs of gender and four different frameworks for disaggregated gender analysis. A lot of content is exemplified through specific reference to-, and cases from the local situation in Kenya. Moreover the report explains and compares a great number of facilitation methods and elaborates on the particulars of the group work and plenary discussions.
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Capacity building
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Training of Trainers
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Report of the Capacity Building Workshop for Selected Professionals: Gender and IWRM I
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The first Gender and IWRM workshop of GWAPB was held on 18 – 22 May 2014, at BRAC CDM, Savar, Dhaka.
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Bangladesh
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GWAPB Products
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Capacity building, training and coaching
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Report of the visit of the ED of GWA to Nigeria, 2008
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Joke Muylwijk, GWAs Executive Director, visited Nigeria from 6 to 13 March 2008, accompanied by of Anthony Akpan, GWA Focal point for Anglophone West Africa and Hajia Salamatu Garba, GWA NIgeria Advisor. Here you found a report on all activites undertaken.
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International and global profile
