Developing a gender analysis tool for disaster settings

To understand the various needs and capacities of disaster-affected populations based on their gender, a mixed methods approach to a…

Analyzing sex and gender differences in COVID-19 infections

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, more men have been dying of acute COVID-19 infections, while women are projected…

How gender and sex-disaggregated data are critical for COVID-19 response

To understand the impacts of COVID-19 in health care systems around the world, gender analysis intersected with social and demographic…

E-learning course on the nexus of gender and the environment

Online courses can guide practitioners, students, and academics in understanding the nexus between gender and the environment. The GEF and…

The role of Tweets in understanding family violence during COVID-19

Big data can serve as a short-term solution in understanding family violence during the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent academic article,…

The role of call detail records in providing insights into women’s empowerment

Mobile phone data (call detail records) are a data solution in providing insights for women’s economic empowerment. CGIAR assessed the…

Better gender data collection for financial inclusion

To fill in data gaps on financial inclusion, key stakeholders like financial service providers can analyze and share sex-disaggregated data…

Oxfam’s guidance for planning, implementing, and using the Household Care Survey to capture unpaid care work

There is a gender gap in women’s and men’s care responsibilities for small children. Oxfam’s Household Care Survey can be…

UN Statistics Division’s guidelines for producing asset ownership information from a gender perspective

The Guidelines for Producing Statistics on Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective provides national statistical agencies and policymakers with guidelines…

Approaches and methods to measure economic empowerment of women and girls

What are the ways of measuring the economic empowerment of women and girls? An article for Gender & Development Journal…