Resources: Tips and More Tools

In addition to our toolkit we’ve put together lots of other great resources. On this page you can find thematic guides to gender issues in different areas of research, examples of gender sensitive projects, our gender sensitive theory of change, expert clips and even more!

Thematic Guides

These documents provide a summary of key issues and resources relating to some specific research themes. They draw on insights from academics and international development practitioners.

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Development

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Global Health

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Environment, Climate Change, Mitigation and Adaption

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Economic Development and Poverty Reduction

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Agriculture and Food Security

Gender Sensitive Project Examples

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Further Resources

A woman and an older man engage with a laptop, with the woman holding the device and explaining, while the man looks on attentively. In the background, a woman sits cradling a child.

A Gender Sensitive Theory of Change

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Gender, Science and Technology and Development

Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) Specific Resources

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Developing your GCRF Gender Equality Statement

Two women, one with a digital tablet, are attentively inspecting plants in a greenhouse filled with rows of greenery.

Agriculture and IT

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Engineering and Climate Change Adaption

A person in a red shirt is participating in a virtual meeting with seven other individuals on a laptop screen, sitting at a desk with a notebook, pen, and a green mug. There is a yellow pot with flowers beside the laptop.

A Gender Balanced Team

Blogs

Graphic featuring a bright red background with a large white number 5 followed by the text ‘GENDER EQUALITY’. Below the text is a combined gender symbol representing equality between men and women.
Graphic featuring a bright red background with a large white number 5 followed by the text ‘GENDER EQUALITY’. Below the text is a combined gender symbol representing equality between men and women.
Graphic featuring a bright red background with a large white number 5 followed by the text ‘GENDER EQUALITY’. Below the text is a combined gender symbol representing equality between men and women.

Photo credits

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