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Rio 20+ United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development 2012
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International and global profile
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Second Arab Region ToT Workshop: Gender Mainstreaming in IWRM
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The second Training of Trainers workshop on Gender and IWRM in the Arabic language was organised in Jordan from 1-7 November 2008. It was organised in partnership with Cap-net and AWARENET, and hosted by the Queen Zein al Sharaf Institute for Development (ZENID) in Amman, Jordan. The 16 participants came from Jordan, Lebanon, Palestinian Territories, Egypt, Sudan and Yemen.
Lessons learned from GWA’s first Arab Region TOT held in Tunis (Nov. 07) were applied in this workshop. More time was devoted for understanding of the gender concept, gender responsive budgeting, gender and sanitation, and linking these issues to the reality of the region. In addition specific attention was paid to practical exercises and tailor made training methods to provide the participants with the skills and tools to train others in gender mainstreaming in their countries’ water sector.
The report describes the course programme from session to session; the animated discussions on gender perceptions; and explains through text and photographs the course methodology like the meta-plan technique, ranking exercises, role play on preparing a training course budget, and more.
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Capacity building
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Training of Trainers
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Sidestream or Mainstream leaflet (2002)
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Sidestream or Mainstream is about making all water uses the business of women and men. Everybody, men, women and children must help manage and share water fairly. Conflicts over "troubled waters" - sometimes too much, too little or too polluted - must be avoided. They harm people, food production, nature, the environment, and sustainable development in general. Note that the address of the secretariat in the leaflet is not the current adress!
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GWA network
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South Asia: Addressing Water and Poverty at the Grassroots
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Case Study from the Resource Guide on Gender and IWRM on Area Water Partnerships and Women and Water Networks in South Asia, a study on Gender, water and poverty
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Knowledge on gender and water
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Case studies
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South Asia: First regional strategic planning for mainstreaming gender in IWRM by GWA
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Source Bulletin May 2007
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Knowledge on gender and water
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Articles in Source Bulletin
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South East Asian Water Forum, 2007
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The 3rd Southeast Asian Water Forum took place from October 22-26, 2007 at the Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Its theme was “ Consolidating Actions Towards Effective Implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management: What Have Done?, What More Shall We do?”
The Gender and Water Alliance was represented by 2 of its members who attended session, presented a poster and organised a side event.
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International and global profile
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Special Journal Issue on Gender and Collective Action (JID)
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The first 2008 issue of the Journal for International Development is a special issue on gender and collective action, which is made available free and open access as a sample to promote the journal. This includes an article on floodplain management in Bangladesh, water management in Kenya, and watershed management in East Africa.
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Articles
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Successes and Failures in Gender Mainstreaming in Integrated Water Resources Management
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The electronic conference series "Successes and Failures in Gender Mainstreaming in Integrated Water Resources Management" aimed to collect, share and analyse information on the successes and failures in the practice of mainstreaming gender in order to make recommendations for improving practice.
The results of the e-conference series are a basis for continued discussions and promotion of Gender Mainstreaming in IWRM in the sector.
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Knowledge sharing
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e - conferences
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Tajikistan-Community Situation Indicators
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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.
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Case studies
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Tapping into Sustainability. Issues and trends in gender mainstreaming in water and sanitation. (2003)
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A Background Document for the Gender and Water Session 3rd World Water Forum, Kyoto, Japan, 2003. This document gives a glimpse of the work that has taken shape in gender mainstreaming at all levels through shared knowledge and action with a range of stakeholders from governments, NGOs, research centers, universities, and community based organisations'. It also provides an analysis of the remaining gaps for increased gender mainstreaming.
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Knowledge on gender and water
