This Asian Development Bank brief highlights the impact of climate change on women in the Asia-Pacific region, stresses the need for gender-responsive policies, and advocates for empowering women to enhance sustainable development in the face of climate challenges.

This jhpiego toolkit is designed to support gender analyses in the health sector. It provides tools and guidance for integrating gender considerations into program planning, implementation, and evaluation, focused primarily on SRHR and MNCH.

This practice note prepared by the DAC Network on Gender Equality explores the need to develop indicators for measuring changes in gender equality. It addresses the political aspects of choosing measurements, provides broad principles, and offers questions for donors developing gender equality indicators.

This jhiepgo quality assurance tool outlines provides a framework for integrating gender considerations into service delivery, addressing the unique health needs of both men and women. The standards aim to enhance the equity, quality, and effectiveness of healthcare services globally.

This jhpiego Quality Assurance Tool provides a comprehensive framework for evaluating the quality and effectiveness of gender-based violence interventions, aiming to enhance healthcare responses to gender-based violence and ensure survivors receive appropriate and supportive care.

The UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia designed this toolkit to assist staff in gender integration. It includes: 1) gender integration and UNICEF's approach to gender equality, 2) practical gender integration steps, and 3) gender integration guidance across the South Asia Regional Headline Results and its Complementary Results.

This link will take you to the World Bank’s Europe and Central Asia Region Gender Innovation Lab's main page, which summarizes the Lab’s work and providers a searchable database of the Lab’s impact evaluations, reports, and briefs. Users can also access the other regional labs from this site.

This World Bank blog discusses integrating gender into environmental projects in fragile and conflict-affected settings, using the example of Nigeria. The article emphasizes the importance of incorporating gender considerations in project design, implementation, and evaluation to enhance resilience and sustainability in such challenging contexts.