Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development through a gender lens

IIED Briefing
, 4 pages
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17270IIED.pdf
Language:
English
Published: December 2014
Publisher(s):
IIED Briefing Papers
Product code:17270IIED

The effectiveness of climate change adaptation must be considered through a gender lens, tracking and measuring changes for both men and women over time. Our experience of using the Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development (TAMD) framework in several countries shows that it is possible for monitoring and evaluation processes and the indicators that track changes in climate risk management and resilience to be gender sensitive. This briefing shows TAMD practitioners how to capture elements of gender relations and climate change according to their context of work. Methods include using key gender-related questions and scorecard indicators to ensure equal participation in planning, considering gendered impacts in a theory of change, and tracking gender differentiated experiences of climate hazards.

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Fisher, S. (2014). Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development through a gender lens. IIED, London.
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