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Reclaiming the streets for women’s dignity: effective initiatives in the struggle against gender-based violence in between Egypt’s two revolutions
M. Tadros / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2014This paper is about the struggle to combat gender-based violence in public space in Egypt through the sustained collective action of vigilante groups who organically formed to respond to the increasing encroachment on women in public space from 2011 onwards.DocumentEldis Interactions: gender-based violence
Institute of Development Studies UK, 2014What is gender-based violence (GBV) and what is meant by collective action? What approaches and initiatives have proven successful in tackling GBV? As part of the Eldis Interactions’ Empowerment for Women and Girls website, these questions are answered through this GBV-themed portal detailing research from a selection of African countries.DocumentEldis Interactions: gender-based violence
Institute of Development Studies UK, 2014What is gender-based violence (GBV) and what is meant by collective action? What approaches and initiatives have proven successful in tackling GBV? As part of the Eldis Interactions’ Empowerment for Women and Girls website, these questions are answered through this GBV-themed portal detailing research from a selection of African countries.DocumentSubversively accommodating: feminist bureaucrats and gender mainstreaming
R. Eyben / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2010Is it possible to secure the desired policy action ‘infusing’ gender into existing ways of doing and organising things – and by so doing to incrementally secure real gains for women? Or will transformative policies for women’s empowerment only be achieved through discursive and organisational transformation? But can the two be separated so neatly?DocumentSubversively accommodating: feminist bureaucrats and gender mainstreaming
R. Eyben / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2010Is it possible to secure the desired policy action ‘infusing’ gender into existing ways of doing and organising things – and by so doing to incrementally secure real gains for women? Or will transformative policies for women’s empowerment only be achieved through discursive and organisational transformation? But can the two be separated so neatly?DocumentGender equality and economic growth: Is there a win-win?
N. Kabeer, L. Natali / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2013To what extent does gender equality contribute to economic growth? And to what extent does the reverse relationship hold true?DocumentGender equality and economic growth: Is there a win-win?
N. Kabeer, L. Natali / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2013To what extent does gender equality contribute to economic growth? And to what extent does the reverse relationship hold true?DocumentGender inequality and maternal and child nutrition in Northern Nigeria
F. Hansford, A. Olufolakemi, K. Pittore / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2014This summary provides an overview of how gender inequality impacts maternal and child nutrition in Northern Nigeria.DocumentGender inequality and maternal and child nutrition in Northern Nigeria
F. Hansford, A. Olufolakemi, K. Pittore / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2014This summary provides an overview of how gender inequality impacts maternal and child nutrition in Northern Nigeria.DocumentThe Russian Federation’s International Development Assistance Programme: a State of the Debate report
M Larinova, M. Rakhmangulov, M.P. Berenson / Institute of Development Studies UK, 2014Russia is unique among emerging donors for being a ‘re-emerging’ donor: the Soviet Union was one of the largest donor countries in the world, and Russia’s period as an aid recipient was relatively brief. Russian development cooperation is driven by key security and economic priorities, as well as resulting from commitments made to multilateral organisations.Pages