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 | Soma Dutta; May Sengendo; Indira Shakya A Guide on Gender Mainstreaming in the Africa Biogas Partnership Programme (ABPP) Booklet 2010. @booklet{Dutta2010, title = {A Guide on Gender Mainstreaming in the Africa Biogas Partnership Programme (ABPP)}, author = {Soma Dutta and May Sengendo and Indira Shakya}, url = {https://www.energia.org/cm2/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/02.-Guide-on-gender-mainstreaming-in-the-ABPP.pdf}, year = {2010}, date = {2010-07-01}, abstract = {This Gender Mainstreaming (GM) Guide has been developed by ENERGIA, the International network on Gender and Sustainable Energy, as preparation for the Workshop on Gender Mainstreaming in ABPP, to be held in Nairobi on 18-19th May, 2010.The draft was discussed at the workshop, and additional inputs incorporated in the final version. The Gender Mainstreaming Guide has been developed by Soma Dutta, May Sengendo and Indira Shakya, with contributions from Sheila Oparaocha and Anja Panjwani. The team acknowledges the inputs and suggestions from Els Rijke, Socio-Economic & Gender expert, Africa Biogas Partnership Programme, and from colleagues from ABPP country programmes. The Africa Biogas Partnership Programme (ABPP) is a six country initiative for supporting the construction of some 70, 500 biodigesters over a period of 5 years. The programme is funded by DGIS (Netherlands Directorate-General of Development Cooperation), managed by Hivos and Technical Assistance is provided by SNV. In each country, implementation by multi stakeholders is coordinated by a National Implementing Agency. }, month = {07}, keywords = {}, pubstate = {published}, tppubtype = {booklet} } This Gender Mainstreaming (GM) Guide has been developed by ENERGIA, the International network on Gender and Sustainable Energy, as preparation for the Workshop on Gender Mainstreaming in ABPP, to be held in Nairobi on 18-19th May, 2010.The draft was discussed at the workshop, and additional inputs incorporated in the final version. The Gender Mainstreaming Guide has been developed by Soma Dutta, May Sengendo and Indira Shakya, with contributions from Sheila Oparaocha and Anja Panjwani. The team acknowledges the inputs and suggestions from Els Rijke, Socio-Economic & Gender expert, Africa Biogas Partnership Programme, and from colleagues from ABPP country programmes. The Africa Biogas Partnership Programme (ABPP) is a six country initiative for supporting the construction of some 70, 500 biodigesters over a period of 5 years. The programme is funded by DGIS (Netherlands Directorate-General of Development Cooperation), managed by Hivos and Technical Assistance is provided by SNV. In each country, implementation by multi stakeholders is coordinated by a National Implementing Agency. |
 | ENERGIA (Ed.) Institutionalising Gender Mainstreaming Processes in Energy Organisations Journal Article 2010. @article{ENERGIA2010, title = {Institutionalising Gender Mainstreaming Processes in Energy Organisations}, editor = {ENERGIA}, url = {https://www.energia.org/cm2/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/01.-INSTITUTIONALISING_GENDER_MAINSTREAMING_PROCESSES_IN_ENERGY_ORGANISATIONS1.pdf}, year = {2010}, date = {2010-07-00}, abstract = {This technical brief provides guidance to energy organisations interested in adopting such frameworks. It sets out processes and steps for an organisation to follow when incorporating gender concerns into its projects, procedures, work ethic and overall structure. This technical brief is based on ‘Gender Mainstreaming in Energy Projects: A Practical Handbook’, which was prepared by ENERGIA, and which provides guidance and practical tools to assist energy projects in undertaking gender mainstreaming systematically. It draws on experiences from energy projects in Asia and Africa to “demystify” gender mainstreaming in the energy sector, both for energy project practitioners and for gender experts.}, keywords = {}, pubstate = {published}, tppubtype = {article} } This technical brief provides guidance to energy organisations interested in adopting such frameworks. It sets out processes and steps for an organisation to follow when incorporating gender concerns into its projects, procedures, work ethic and overall structure. This technical brief is based on ‘Gender Mainstreaming in Energy Projects: A Practical Handbook’, which was prepared by ENERGIA, and which provides guidance and practical tools to assist energy projects in undertaking gender mainstreaming systematically. It draws on experiences from energy projects in Asia and Africa to “demystify” gender mainstreaming in the energy sector, both for energy project practitioners and for gender experts. |