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5th World Water Forum, 2009
This folder contains declarations, statements, and other resources produced from the 5th World Water Forum, held from 16 - 22 March 2009 in Istanbul, Turkey
Located in Library / Conferences
File A Gender Tale of Water and Energy (2008)
This comic book has been jointly developed by the Pacific Energy and Gender Network (PEG) and the WASH programme of the Pacific Islands Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC). The aim of the booklet is to create awareness on water, energy, and gender issues among primary and lower secondary school students, communities, and community leaders around the world.
Located in Library / Publications
File Addressing water and poverty: A Case Study of Area Water Partnerships and Women and Water Networks in South Asia
While women continue to be responsible for much of the water collection and management of food production for household consumption, their limited access militates against food and water security.
Located in Library / Case studies
File Agriculture Status and Women’s Role in Agriculture in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Research paper by GWA member Dr. Hilmi Salem on the contribution of Women to Agriculture and Rural Transformation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories in the Journal of Agriculture and Crops (2019)
Located in Library / Publications
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
File Beyond WASH: Including children with disabilities (2012)
An Activity report, Ms Wheel Chair Nigeria outreach Program to School for the Blind Children Gindiri, Plateau State on May 25th 2012. Supported by Water Aid
Located in Library / Reports
File Call for action of WASH practitioners’ Marketplace and Fair, 2008
WASH practitioners’ Marketplace and Fair, 10 - 13 November 2008, Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh.
Located in Library / Conferences
File Case study on Gender and Empowerment through Wash
It is often assumed that participation and representation of women in Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) committees will lead to their empowerment. Therefore, in order to get a better insight into “How” participation in the WASH committees can lead to empowerment of women, Simavi and the Gender and Water Alliance, through the Gender and Water Programme Bangladesh, decided to do a study to get a better insight on “If”, “How” and “Why” women’s empowerment has taken place as a result of participation in the WASH committee or other WASH interventions.
Located in Bangladesh / / Knowledge Development / Research and Field study Reports
File Climate Change and Gender
This GWA factsheet illustrates the gender aspects of climate change and can be useful in a ToT on gender and climate change.
Located in GWA Products / Knowledge on gender and water / Factsheets
File Community Based Disaster Risk Mitigation- Gujarat
The poor live with minor and major hazards and disaster risk on a daily basis. Mitigating disaster risk involves reducing vulnerability and improving coping capacities and needs to involve all stakeholders. It is recommended that disaster mitigation is made integral part of regular developmental programs.
Located in Library / Case studies
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