Working in Partnerships

Gender in WASH

Working in Partnerships   Back to Gender in WASH project page Partnerships for Transformation: Guidance for WASH and Rights Holder Organisations his guidance offers insights into effective partnerships between water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector...

Audio Surveys

Data Collection, Exploring GESI Change: qualKit, Gender in WASH, Techniques and Tools

Audio Surveys   Audio surveys are primarily used in self-administered internet-based surveys and replace open-response questions. They allows users to submit short audio clips rather than or in addition to typed responses.    Over the last several years audio...

Unpacking significance

Data Analysis, Data Collection, Exploring GESI Change: qualKit, Gender in WASH, Techniques and Tools

Untangling significance: A simple framework to support descriptions of change Jess MacArthur and Tamara Megaw Assessing complex change is difficult and nuanced. One such example of complex change includes gender transformative change – that seeks to transform gender...

Introducing the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene – Gender Equality Measure

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About this project Team  Latest news Research outputs Contacts Introducing the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene – Gender Equality Measure Globally, women and girls often bear the responsibilities for WASH, including water collection, cleaning, cooking, and childcare....

WASH-GEM

Gender in WASH

WASH-GEM The Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene – Gender Equality Measure The WASH-GEM is a novel quantitative measure designed to assist practitioners and researchers in exploring gender outcomes associated with water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programs for women and...

New research by ISF offers guidance on how WASH organisations can become more inclusive.

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Inclusive WASH Workplaces ISF-UTS in partnership with their global research partners and expert advisors have developed guidance for the WASH sector to make WASH workplaces more inclusive. The guidance was built upon three years of research in Cambodia, Indonesia and...