I'm working on a project evaluation for a maternal health project with ethnic minority women in Vietnam, and would like to conduct a gender analysis to understand gendered roles and access to resources in the community. Moser's framework is a good guiding approach, but could anyone recommend a more succinct tool that is appropriate for the Southeast Asian context?
Thank you in advance!
I suggest two tools of Gender Analysis:-
1 Participatory Exercise in Gender Analysis:
The following tool is a participatory exercise that may be used when conducting gender analysis with the participation of client communities. It helps assess gender-based differences in need.
2 Identification of needs profile:
In doing gender analysis, planners obtain information about the gender needs of men and women in the given community. They then determine whether these needs are practical or strategic in nature.
Hello Kiran, thank you very much for your suggestions - a participatory exercise is an excellent idea. I'm going to see if I can incorporate some gender questions into the focus group guideline and in-depth interview guideline in order to get insight from program participants on how gender roles and access to resources influence their lives. Thanks again.
Hello Ivo, thank you very much for these resources. I will download and review them to extract any relevant information for my analysis. Thank you again.
Brownwyn. Have you looked at the Gender Analysis Frameworks booklet Oxfam published many years ago? (http://policy-practice.oxfam.org.uk/publications/a-guide-to-gender-analysis-frameworks-115397). Naturally they need adapting to your needs, but I believe that to be the case for all 'tools and frameworks'> Good luck . Ines
Ines, thank you very much - I have looked at the Oxfam booklet and it is an excellent resource.
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