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    'You Cannot Change the Past But You Can Try to Change the Future': Gender Training in Nigeria

    British Council, 1999
    The Women and Laws Project was designed to introduce participants to gender issues and the importance of gender sensitivity in data analysis.
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    Out of the Silence: Fighting Violence Against Women in Thailand

    Cabinet Office, 2000
    The criminal justice system in Thailand has so far failed to provide appropriate protection and redress for survivors of violence. However with few counselling and shelter services available, there are not many alternatives outside the criminal justice system.
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    Igualdad de G?nero en la Cooperaci¢n para el Desarrollo. Recomendaciones de los Donantes para los Proyectos.

    PROEQUIDAD, 2000
    How committed are donors to gender equality issues' Multilateral and bilateral donors are increasingly supporting development processes aimed at achieving democracy and equality in society and have worked to renew their mandates and policies to reflect such will.
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    Towards Gender Mainstreaming in Crisis Prevention and Conflict Management

    BRIDGE, 2001
    Do conflicts have a different impact on women and men' How important is it to keep such differences into account' So far issues linking gender and conflict have been mainly ignored in development assistance. However crisis prevention, conflict management, warfare and peace-building are highly gendered activities.
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    Gender Responsive Land Tenure Development

    BRIDGE, 1999
    What can development cooperation do to improve gender-responsiveness of land tenure development' Central to this objective is the mainstreaming of gender considerations into all areas (macro, meso and micro levels) of development cooperation which influence access to, control over, and benefits from land.
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    Gender Training Projects: Women, Men or Both in India

    British Council, 1999
    Should training courses be run specifically for women, or for both men and women' The author concludes that both strategies are equally important, as he demonstrates through two examples from the British Council's work in India. The Gender Planning Training Project aimed to build-up country gender training capacity.
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    The Africa Gender Training Project: Mainstreaming Gender in EU Development Co-operation in Africa

    British Council, 1999
    The European Union is committed to moving away from a women in development (WID) focus towards a gender and development (GAD) approach by mainstreaming gender into all its development co-operation activities.
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    Gender-based Advocacy for Equity and Non-violence

    American Counseling Association, 1998
    What role can counsellors play in addressing gender-based problems' This paper on gender advocacy, and the values that guide it, form a framework for equity and non-violence. It argues that unique issues exist with regard to gender and multicultural counselling.
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    Gender Advocacy Programme Submission to the Department of Justice on Gender Policy Considerations

    Women'sNet [South Africa], 1998
    The Gender Advocacy Programme (GAP) in South Africa is an independent advocacy and lobbying organisation that seeks to bridge the gap between women in civil society and structures of governance. This submission by GAP is made to the Department of Justice to contribute to the process of formulating its gender policy.
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    Women on the Net

    1997
    Are women creating their own spaces on the Internet? If so, how? This document outlines a project that looks at how women from different cultures have reacted and are using the Internet. The project focuses on how women are shaping the Internet into something which does not automatically make them a marginalized group, although they do not seem to operate at the centre of this medium.

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