Free online course Make gender-aware research Our new course will help you understand why including gender is so important in scientific research and what this means for the global agenda. You are looking at articles about Gender Follow these results: News: 14/09/16 Global study pins down engineering and development links More engineering capacity promises to boost economies but focus on poverty, education and gender parity remain poor. Engineering Gender Data Education Governance News: 25/07/16 SDGs could boost citizen science in Africa Giving people a say in research will ensure it supports healthy growth on the continent, a conference hears. SDGs Innovation Governance Gender News: 20/06/16 Lack of transgender healthcare curbs development Limited support in Africa and the Middle East can stop transgender people working, researchers warn. Health Gender Human rights Vulnerability Disease Analysis blog: 27/05/16 Periods are the next frontier of humanitarian response Five simple changes in water and sanitation can help manage menstruation in crises, says Nicole Klaesener-Metzner. Gender Health Aid Conflict Migration News: 11/05/16 Advance of birth control may boost female smoking Change could reduce the need to avoid cigarettes because of fears over foetal health, says study on African tribe. Indigenous Health Gender Children News: 14/04/16 Marsh loss shatters lifestyle of Iraq’s Ma’dan women Marshland desiccation is threatening crucial water management and traditional knowledge in southern Iraq. Indigenous Gender Water Sustainability Earth science Latest on gender from our other editions Les petites exploitations agricoles face au changement climatique Afrique Sub-Saharienne اقتران التنمية بالهندسة بات مؤكدًا شمال أفريقيا والشرق الاوسط س و ج.. الباحثات السوريات تحت وطأة الصراع المسلح شمال أفريقيا والشرق الاوسط Global study pins down engineering and development links South East Asia & Pacific بدء ’تمكين‘ المرأة من البحث والقيادة في التنمية الزراعية شمال أفريقيا والشرق الاوسط Making Africa’s women and youth drive agriculture Sub-Saharan Africa Abordaje de género es necesario en lucha contra Chagas América Latina y el Caribe Tech access could save women farmers’ time in farms Sub-Saharan Africa ويل للاجئة إذا أتاها آتي النساء شمال أفريقيا والشرق الاوسط Cameroun : des SMS pour le suivi des femmes enceintes Afrique Sub-Saharienne Analysis blog: 11/04/16 Africa Analysis: Science academies are failing women Just 10 per cent of African science academy members are women. It’s time governments act, writes Linda Nordling. Gender Governance Networks Data Education Analysis blog: 01/04/16 Focus on Private Sector: Smash Arab world glass ceilings Education alone won’t boost women’s employment — employers need to step up and shift policy, says Maha Rafi Atal. Gender Enterprise Education Policy Analysis blog: 31/03/16 View on Gender: Adapt tech to protect female activists Violence against indigenous campaigners is escalating but wearable tech could make them safer, says Robert Hårdh. Human rights Technology Gender Environment Vulnerability Data visualisation: 24/03/16 Science meets farming to reveal Africa’s best bean As climate change hits home, the race is on to find beans that can withstand random weather patterns. Farming Agriculture Gender Trade Feature: 16/03/16 Q&A: Online training revives Somalia’s mental healthcare Psychiatrist Djibril Handuleh explains what it takes to get ICT-based training off the ground in the fragile state. R&D Gender Education ICTs Health Opinion: 16/03/16 Culture matters for psychological care Migrant groups reveal how cultural differences affect mental health. Doctors need to adapt, says Dinesh Bhugra. Health Ethics Gender Children Vulnerability Load more
