Featured Publication
In collaboration with USAID/Sri Lanka and Social Impact, a report on gender and social inclusion.
The USAID/Sri Lanka Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) analysis aims to provide data to enhance the integration of gender equality and female empowerment in USAID/Sri Lanka’s strategy and programming. The GESI analysis focuses on the following priority thematic areas identified by USAID/Sri Lanka: public finance management, entrepreneurship, trade, private sector, youth employability, justice, reconciliation, media, and natural resource management. The report identifies opportunities for USAID to collaborate with the government, civil society, the private sector, and other donors, to advance gender equality, and makes recommendations to accelerate resilient, broad-based economic growth within the next phase of their 5-year strategic Country Development Cooperation Strategy planning.
Recent publications include:
Plan International
May 2019
In collaboration with UNFPA, Plan International, and GreeneWorks, this study on the causes of child marriage in Latin America highlights regional specificities while noting the great diversity between Bolivia, Brazil, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru, Dominican Republic and Guatemala.
Time to Act!
2018
The Time to Act! report delves into emerging interventions that have high potential to be successful and effective in preventing, reducing and eliminating child early and forced marriage (CEFM) in Asia.
Girls Not Brides
September 2017
Launching Movimento M: A Community of Practice Committed to Building Evidence-Based Programs for Girls in Mozambique.
ALiGN Brief
May 2019
This annotated bibliography searched (mostly) open source resources that examine how gender norms influence access to and design and uptake of youth friendly health services (YFHS) in low- and middle-income countries.
Promundo Blog
October 2018
On International Day of the Girl Child, There’s No Avoiding the Role of Men and Boys in Ending Child Marriage
Medium Blog
March 2019
This blog post on Medium's online publication makes the case for a gender transformative approach to gender equality.