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Resources on Feasibility Studies
Does anyone have any good resources on how to put together a feasibility study for gender-related programs in the Global South? Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Rituu B Nanda on
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Hi Devin, how would you like to use this information? Will circulate in the community to see if anyone has experience. Warm new year greetings!
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Permalink Reply by Serge Eric Yakeu Djiam on
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A specific one from UN Women to what Serge has suggested http://www.unwomen.org/en/digital-library/publications/2018/4/can-b...
Merci Serge!
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Permalink Reply by Susanne Lucie BAUER on
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Hi Kevin, thanks for this query - feasibility studies for gender-related programs (in the Global South) may have to include the following points to consider: + equality indicators in international comparison + level of equal pay + age matters + urban vs. rural realities and questions of remote locations + women in technical, sectoral and other trades including ICT + political representation of women as compared to men at all levels + income and career perspectives. Best New Year regards, Susanne Lucie Bauer (PhD) D-10999 Berlin
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Permalink Reply by Manorama Bakshi on
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Hi Kevin,
Just need to know are you doing gender feasibly study for the existing programs or the new projects/programs that will commence shortly. I am sure you might have done a preliminary analysis. You have not mentioned anything about the time frame to complete this study. Also, would you like to use local resources like hiring experts from a particular region?
Regards,
Manorama
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Hi Kevin,
Just need to know are you doing gender feasibly study for the existing programs or the new projects/programs that will commence shortly. I am sure you might have done a preliminary analysis. You have not mentioned anything about the time frame to complete this study. Also, would you like to use local resources like hiring experts from a particular region?
Regards,
Manorama
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Permalink Reply by Devin B. Faris on
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Thanks so much for the resources and questions thus far: I'm looking for something very basic, a manual or how-to thing that is written in clear, accessible language for non-specialists, so local orgs can see the value of conducting a feasibility study, understand what would be involved and analyse what support they would need to be able to do it. The programme would be a new prevention of VAW programme, implemented by an org with good community ties and connections to service providers but not a VAW-specialist org, so there would be some need for capacity support there too.
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