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Mubashira Zaidi, from ISST, authored the chapter, 'Work and Women's Economic Empowerment in Tribal Rajasthan, India' in part 3, Emerging Dimensions in the Understanding of Women’s Unpaid Work of the book!
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Methodology for assessing whether countries would reach SDG indicators by 2030
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rituu B Nanda Nov 30, 2019. 1 Reply 2 Likes
In the blog below cross posted I have outlined a methodology which goes beyond tracking to assess whether countries would reach SDG indicators given the rate of progress and what the government is…Continue
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Gender-Transformative Evaluation Frameworks- REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
Started this discussion. Last reply by Julia Espinosa Sep 1, 2017. 5 Replies 4 Likes
Greetings from IndiaThe Institute of Social Studies Trust is putting together on-line course on Gender-Transformation Evaluation in India. with the support of the Ford Foundation The intended…Continue
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Evaluation Policy of South Asian Countries
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ranjani K.Murthy Jan 15, 2016. 4 Replies 1 Like
Dear friendsThose who have the (draft/final) evaluation policy of one/several South Asian countries, can you please share the same.I am looking at policies of- India- Nepal- Bangladesh- Pakistan-…Continue
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Do you have a question on gender and equity-focused evaluation?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sille Jansen Sep 9, 2015. 9 Replies 1 Like
If there is one thing you wanted to know on gender-transformative/feminist evaluation what would it be?We will compile the questions and then try to find answers amongst our members of gender and…Continue
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Intersectional, inter-sectoral and development focus: Why they matter to gender transformative evaluations
Posted on September 28, 2023 at 15:30 0 Comments 0 Likes
Increasingly there is focus on "women" and "men" as analytical categories in gender transformative evaluations. This is necessary, but is it adequate? The answer is "No"
Women are far from uniform. One woman may progress at the expense of the other, like in the case of women from small farming household receiving support for mechanized harvesters which displace women form households without land.
While the project may be with regard to agriculture, unless she has access to…
ContinueA fine balance: Balancing what is possible vs what we want achieved
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Addressing Intersectionality in Evaluations: From Buzz Word to Institutionalisation
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This presentation of Ranjani K Murthy with Children Believe India in Evaluation Conclave 2022 argues that intersectionality needs to move beyond being a buzz word in evaluations; and be…
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- At 4:58 on July 3, 2015,
Rituu B Nanda said…
Happy birthday! Thanks for your valuable contribution to the gender and evaluation community. Warm wishes.
- At 7:05 on October 11, 2014, Beth Goldblatt said…
I have. It is very helpful. Many thanks Ranjani!
- At 4:22 on October 10, 2014, Beth Goldblatt said…
Thanks Ranjani! That is very helpful. Best wishes, Beth
- At 10:04 on October 9, 2014, Beth Goldblatt said…
Dear Ranjani Thanks for your reply and for the information. That page does not disaggregate gender within ST and SC unfortunately. If you know any other way of finding out what the gender divisions are within ST and SC workers within NREGA it would be great to know. Or if not data then any studies that unpack these issues, even if just from one state. Many thanks for your help. Beth
- At 11:32 on October 1, 2014, Beth Goldblatt said…
Hi Ranjani
I am trying to find data/analysis of MNREGA that shows numbers of women within ST and SC workers employed in MNREGA (national figures). Would you know where I can find these?
Many thanks
Beth
- At 14:29 on February 22, 2013,
Hi Ranjaniji,
Here is the link to the SALT approach. I am a facilitator of this approach:-)
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