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The practice notes in this section address various social and societal issues which tend to affect women and men differently because of the different roles, responsibilities, opportunities, resources and needs of men and women. The differences apply to all levels of society, often resulting in social and economic inequalities. This can take the shape, for example, of unequal access to education and health care, and women being more vulnerable to HIV/AIDs than men.
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Education: gender equality (CIDA, 2010), pdf, 772 Kb |
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Gender and Islam: women's rights and Islam (GTZ, 2009), pdf |
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Impact Monitoring: Egypt - An Example of a Participatory Impact Monitoring (GTZ, 2009), pdf |
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Education (AusAID, 1997), pdf, 420 Kb |
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Gender and Training (SDC, 2005), pdf, 1010 Kb |
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Culture, Gender Equality and Development Co-operation (CIDA, 2000), pdf, 518 Kb |
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Gender in Household and Community Analysis (SDC, 2003), pdf, 269 Kb |
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Gender and HIV/AIDS (CIDA, 2003), pdf, 83 Kb |
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Gender and Sport (SDC, 2005), pdf, 1045 Kb |
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