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File Uruguay: Privatisation with Protest
Case study from the Resource Guide on Gender and IWRM on gender and water privatisation.
Located in GWA Products / Knowledge on gender and water / Case studies
File Message 29 from Wijk, Christine van: Overcoming female exclusion in Indonesia
Wijk, Christine van (2001). The Best of Two Worlds? Methodology for Participatory Assessment of Community Water Services. IRC Technical Paper Series 38, IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, Delft, Netherlands.
Located in GWA Products / / Case studies / Case studies of the e-conference on successes and failures in Gender Mainstreaming in Integrated Water Resource Management
File Message 39 from Dr.Dolly Witterberger: Empowerment of women through Water Management
The major findings of these projects were published in the International Journal of Water Resources Development (Special Issue on Women and Water,Vol.14,No.4, Dec.,1998.
Located in GWA Products / / Case studies / Case studies of the e-conference on successes and failures in Gender Mainstreaming in Integrated Water Resource Management
File Tajikistan-Community Situation Indicators
The aim of the community sanitaiton indicators is to provide a means to enable local communities in Khatlon region to monitor and report changes in living conditions in the State and the impact of these changes on local food security.
Located in Library / Case studies
File An analysis of sanitation policies in Southern Africa: The case of Gender Policies in Sanitation in South Africa, Zambia & Zimbabwe
South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe rank 88, 129 and 107 respectively in the global gender related development index. This generally reflects the low status given to gender with respect to access, control and ownership of economic resources and decision-making positions. Therefore, more work has to be done to ensure that gender imbalances among men and women, rich and poor are addressed adequately. Case study by Mulenga Martin, Manase Gift and Fawcett Ben of WEDC
Located in Library / Case studies
Saskia Ivens examines the extent to which women have benefited from increased water access. She argues that while gender equality is crucial for the sustainability of water programmes, its advancement through water programmes has been limited. She calls for more impact studies and suggests the use of empowering participatory approaches.
Located in Library / Articles
This policy brief from World Resources Institute (WRI) describes how natural resource management can strengthen and improve local democracy.
Located in Library / Fact sheets and policy briefs
File Gender Responsiveness in ADB Water Policies and Projects (2006)
Report by H. Derbyshire on the gender review of ADB water operations jointly conducted by the Gender and Water Alliance and the Asian Development Bank. This Gender Scan examined the Gender responsiveness of water-related loans of the Asian Development Bank between 1995-2000.
Located in GWA Products / Policy influencing
File Water demand management in areas of groundwater over-exploitation (2006)
The purpose of this research project of DFID was to develop water demand management strategies in areas where aquifers are being over-exploited, ensuring the long-term livelihoods of the vulnerable and poor are safeguarded.
Located in Library / Publications
There is universal agreement in international and national policy circles that the collection of gender-disaggregated water indicators is of the utmost importance and priority. The UN World Water Assessment Programme has launched a project to develop and test the collection of key gender-disaggregated water data. GWA member Vasudha Pangare is part of the project that will yield a set of gender-disaggregated data on topics such as women's water empowerment and participation in water-decision making.
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