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Asian Development Bank, 2013
Closing the gender gap for food and nutritional security
Submitted by Christina Braganza on Sun, 30/09/2018 - 04:07
Tags: Gender, Food and nutrition security, water, Health, Ambassadors Series
"Catching Hope: Saftey Nets Change Lives in Brazil and Ethiopia". Students. Brazil. Photo: Stephan Bachenheimer/ World Bank (2012). Photo ID: SB-BR001
Scaling and strengthening ECD initiatives through South-South Cooperation
Submitted by Simon Johansson on Tue, 25/09/2018 - 13:48
Tags: CoP-SSC4C Webinar Series, Webinar Series, early childhood development (ECD), children, Education, South-South cooperation
Bangladesh's TUP programme: Challenges in the design of gender sensitive social protection
Submitted by Roberta Brito on Mon, 24/09/2018 - 22:45
Tags: Targeting the Ultra Poor Programme (TUP), Gender-sensitive Social Protection, graduation approach, Gender
Cash support: A new tool to decrease Intimate Partner Violence
Submitted by Amber Peterman on Mon, 17/09/2018 - 01:26
Tags: Gender, intimate partner violence, cash transfer
Women who received a grant from UUSC for home rebuilding following a typhoon in the Philippines. Photo credit: Jeff Pearcy, 2012.
Bringing a gender perspective into shock-responsive social protection: Part 2
Submitted by Ashleigh Slingsby on Tue, 11/09/2018 - 11:36
Tags: Webinar Series, Gender-sensitive Social Protection Webinar Series, Gender, shock responsive
Kashmiri women discussing women's rights following the 2005 earthquake in Pakistan, UUSC, Rights in Humanitarian Crises Program. Photo credit: Gretchen Alther, 2006.
Bringing a gender perspective into shock-responsive social protection: Part 1
Submitted by Ashleigh Slingsby on Tue, 11/09/2018 - 10:10
Tags: Webinar Series, Gender-sensitive Social Protection Webinar Series, Gender, shock responsive
UN Photo/Stuart Price
Blockchains and social protection: Snake-oil or panacea?
Submitted by Raul Rios on Mon, 10/09/2018 - 21:47
Tags: technology, cash transfers, Inclusion, Transparency and Accountability, Ambassador Series