Gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls are fundamental to achieving human rights and sustainable development. However, gender-based violence (GBV) and discrimination remain widespread in many societies globally. The course on Gender-Based Violence, Gender Analysis, and Development, and Gender Mainstreaming in Humanitarian Action aims to provide participants with a deep understanding of GBV, gender analysis, and how to integrate gender considerations into humanitarian efforts.
Course Objectives
- Understand the different forms of gender-based violence (GBV) and their effects on individuals and communities.
- Analyze the gender dynamics and power structures within humanitarian contexts.
- Learn tools and techniques for conducting gender analysis to guide program design and implementation.
- Integrate gender perspectives across all stages of humanitarian planning, response, and recovery.
- Develop strategies to prevent and respond to GBV in emergency settings.
- Promote gender equality and women’s empowerment through gender-sensitive humanitarian interventions.
Organizational Benefits
- Enhanced understanding of gender issues and their integration into humanitarian programs.
- Improved capacity to assess and address gender-based violence in crisis settings.
- Better coordination and collaboration with gender-focused stakeholders and humanitarian partners.
- Stronger ability to design and implement inclusive and gender-sensitive programs.
- Increased compliance with international gender equality frameworks and humanitarian standards.
- Enhanced organizational reputation for addressing gender concerns in humanitarian contexts.
Who Should Attend
This course is suitable for professionals working in humanitarian and development sectors, including:
- Humanitarian practitioners and program officers responsible for planning and implementing humanitarian projects.
- Gender focal points and gender specialists looking to enhance their skills in gender mainstreaming.
- Project managers and coordinators tasked with integrating gender considerations into development and humanitarian efforts.
- Government officials and policymakers involved in gender-responsive humanitarian response.
- NGO staff working in gender equality, women’s rights, and GBV prevention and response.
- Researchers and academics focused on gender and humanitarian action.
Course Duration
The course duration is 15 days. The module sequence and content can be customized based on the specific needs and objectives of the participants.
Course Outline
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- Module 1: Introduction to Gender in Humanitarian Action
- Understanding the importance of gender in humanitarian settings.
- Key concepts and definitions related to gender.
- Overview of gender mainstreaming and its significance in humanitarian work.
- Module 2: Gender Concepts and Frameworks
- Understanding the social construction of gender.
- Exploring gender norms, roles, and stereotypes.
- International frameworks and commitments for gender equality.
- Module 3: Gender-Based Violence in Humanitarian Settings
- Types and dynamics of gender-based violence in crises.
- Impact of GBV on individuals and communities.
- Prevention and response strategies for GBV in emergencies.
- Module 4: Gender Analysis in Humanitarian Contexts
- How to conduct gender analysis in humanitarian settings.
- Gender analysis tools and methodologies.
- Incorporating gender analysis into needs assessments and program design.
- Module 5: Gender-Responsive Programming and Development
- Integrating gender perspectives into program planning and implementation.
- Addressing gender inequalities in development initiatives.
- Promoting women’s empowerment and participation in humanitarian work.
- Module 6: Gender Mainstreaming in Humanitarian Planning and Response
- Integrating gender into humanitarian policies and guidelines.
- Mainstreaming gender in project design, implementation, and evaluation.
- Building gender-responsive monitoring and evaluation frameworks.
- Module 7: Gender and Conflict Transformation
- Exploring the gender dimensions of conflict and peacebuilding.
- Gender-sensitive approaches to conflict transformation.
- Strengthening women’s participation in peacebuilding processes.
- Module 8: Gender and Disaster Risk Reduction
- Integrating gender into disaster risk reduction strategies.
- Addressing gendered impacts of disasters on women, men, girls, and boys.
- Promoting gender-responsive disaster preparedness and response.
- Module 1: Introduction to Gender in Humanitarian Action
General Notes
- All our courses can be customized to meet the specific needs of participants and organizations.
- Participants must have proficiency in English.
- The course includes presentations, practical exercises, group work, and web-based tutorials. Facilitators have over 10 years of experience in the field.
- Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate from Stepsure Training And Research Institute.
- Training can take place at Stepsure Training And Research Institute centers, or in-house and online training options are available based on the client’s schedule.
- Course duration is flexible, and content can be adjusted to fit specific timelines and objectives.
- The course fee for on-site training includes facilitation, training materials, two coffee breaks, and a buffet lunch. Participants are responsible for their own travel expenses, including accommodation, airport transfers, visa applications, and health/accident insurance.
- Accommodation, airport pick-up, and visa processing services are available upon request at discounted prices.
- Tablets and laptops can be provided upon request for an additional fee.
- One year of free consultation and coaching is provided after the course.
- Group discounts of 10% to 50% are available for registrations of two or more participants.
- Payment should be made in advance to Stepsure Training And Research Institute‘s account to ensure proper preparation.
Contact Us
For more information or to register, please contact us at:
- Email: info@stepsureresearchinstitute.org
- Phone: +254 723 482 495
- Website: www.stepsureresearchinstitute.org
