Resources

Module 1: Introduction to gender and development

A Guide to Gender-Analysis Framework (not available online - follow link to order from Oxfam) Go to resource

Back to women? Translations, resignifications and myths of gender in policy and practice in Brazil in Feminism in development: Contradictions, contestations and challenges (Not available online - follow link to order from Amazon) Go to resource

Reversed Realities: Gender Hierarchies in Development Thought (not available online - follow link to order from Amazon) Go to resource

Some Preliminary Notes on the Subordination of Women Go to resource  

Module 2: Gender analysis and development

AusAID Gender Guidelines Go to resource

Gender and Budgets - overview report Go to resource

Gender and Monitoring: A Review of Practical Experiences Go to resource

Glossary of Gender-related Terms and Concepts Go to resource

The Gender analysis and the program cycle - Guiding questions Go to resource

The value of gender analyses in humanitarian livelihoods programming: a case study from Nias Island, Indonesia Go to resource

Using Gender- Sensitive Indicators: A Reference Manual for Governments and Other Stake holders  Go to resource

Module 3: Gender mainstreaming and organizational change

From WID to GAD: Conceptual shifts in the Women and Development Discourse Go to resource

Introduction - Mainstreaming Gender in Development Go to resource Politics of the possible - Gender mainstreaming and organisational change: Experiences from the field Go to resource

The nine-box tool: framework for gender organisational diagnosis Go to resource

Module 4: Advocacy and change

Reflections on Seven Ways of Creating Power Go to resource

Rights based approaches in Development Go to resource

Thinking about change for development practice Go to resource

Understanding change in the WE CAN Campaign Go to resource

Other resources

Revisiting gender training: The making and re-making of gender knowledge Go to resource

Training Needs Assessment Questionnaire for Basic course on Gender and Development Go to resource