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Gender Analysis and Planning - September 2010
| Dates | Wed 15 September 2010 - Fri 17 September 2010 |
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| Provider | INTRAC |
| Cost | 700.00 - £GBP (residential*) 550.00 - £GBP (non-residential**) |
| Venue | Oxford, UK |
*Residential, includes: 2 nights accommodation, all meals for the duration of the course, course fees and materials.
**Non-residential, includes: lunch and refreshments for the duration of the course, course fees and materials
Course content and objectives
Development planners and NGOs are increasingly committed to incorporating a gender perspective into their programmes. However, many face challenges in its practical and systematic application to their work. This course will enable you to analyse and plan development programmes from a gender equality perspective, and to mainstream gender issues effectively throughout your practice.
At the end of the course, participants will:
- Have explored the relationship between gender and development
- Be better equipped to select and use gender analysis frameworks and tools, and to plan their work taking into account gender roles and needs
- Have acquired methods of creating gender awareness within development practice.
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Profile of the trainer:
Elsa Dawson is an international development adviser specialising in integrating gender in development programmes and organisations, NGO capacity building, monitoring and evaluation, impact assessment, strategic planning and disability issues. 
She has a Masters degree in Development Studies from the University of East Anglia, and was a Visiting Fellow at IDS. She has conducted gender audits, evaluations of gender related programmes, and designed monitoring and impact evaluation systems with a focus on gender.
Elsa was responsible for Save the Children’s programme in Peru for eight years, Gender Adviser to Oxfam in South America for two years, and a member of Oxfam's programme support unit in Oxford for ten years. As well as being an Associate of INTRAC, she is Champion for their Praxis Gender and Diversity Programme