Gender, resources, and development; Why gender abalysis; The problem; Economies, and environmental crisis; Linkages: gender, ecological deterioration, and poverty; Tools for gender analysis; Improving problem identification; Wealth raanking; In-depth household interviews; Focus group discussions and other group interviews; Participant observation; Improving project design and implementation; Techniques specific to gender; Gender resource mapping; Confirmation survey; Gender-disaggregated seasonal activities calendar; Activities, resource, and benefits analysis; Improving project management; Communities in action on resources issues; Gender-sensitive monitoring and evaluation; Gender-sensitive monitoring of project progress; New initiatives; Conclusions and next steps; Ecogen assumptions and framework; Next steps for gender analysis.
Book Details
- Country: US
- Published: 1993
- Publisher: Clark University
- Language: English
- Pages: 44
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