GADN RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

The GADN undertakes cutting-edge analysis, research and reporting on a range of gender and development issues as identified by its members. These provide useful advocacy and research tools for member organisations and broader audiences. In addition, research commissioned by the network provides a focus for GADN advocacy activities and provides the expertise and resources for gender professionals to lobby within their own organisations.

We also try to ensure that, resources allowing, we take up opportunities to feed into work by development agencies as and when they arrive. This takes the form of policy responses, lobby letters, meetings and workshops. 

PUBLICATIONS

Below is a selection of Gender and Development Network Publications.

• Violence Against Women and Girls (in Bangla, 2010) 

• Violence Against Women and Girls (in Spanish, 2010)

• Violence Against Women and Girls (in French, 2010)

• Violence Against Women and Girls (English, 2010)

• References for Violence Against Women and Girls (in English, 2010)

• UN Women: A new Opportunity to Deliver for Women (2010)

• Women’s Rights & Gender Equality, the New Aid Environment and Civil Society Organisations Contributors: Helen Collinson, Helen Derbyshire, Brita Fernández Schmidt, Tina Wallace, published January 2008

• Women’s Rights & Gender Equality, the New Aid Environment and Civil Society Organisations (Spanish language Version)

• Case Studies on Rights-based Approaches to Gender and Diversity By: Carol Miller & Marilyn Thomson, published 2005

• Gender and Diversity – A GAD Network think piece By: Carol Miller, published June 2004

• How to Challenge a Colossus: Engaging with the World Bank and the IMF By: Geraldine Terry, published: February 2001

• Report for the Beijing Plus-Five Project: ‘How have NGOs fared in working towards the goals of the Beijing Platform for Action?’ By: Researcher Sarah Johnstone, published: January 2001

Publications from Gender and Development Networks around the world

• GAD Cambodia - A qualitative exploration of gender norms, masculinity and domestic violence