IEG would like to invite you to participate in an online discussion titled Linking Gender, Poverty, and Environment to Promote Sustainable Development, that will run from May 2 through June 14, 2011. The discussion will be held in three phases and each phase will focus on a particular topic outlined below. The linkages between gender, poverty, and environment are often noted but the dynamics are not well documented. This discussion provides a unique opportunity to review and discuss the broader implications of findings from case studies conducted in Ghana and Ethiopia led by the Social Development Department, World Bank and funded by the Bank-Netherlands Partnership Program (BNPP).
Why Participate? In our online discussions, you are invited to share your thoughts on the analytical framework, the broader applications of the study findings, your own experience, and data regarding these links. Your participation in this discussion will be acknowledged in the final report Linking Gender, Poverty, and Environment to Promote Sustainable Development. Discussion Topics will include: I. Understanding the Dynamics of the Gender-Poverty-Environment Links: We will establish a common frame of reference for discussing gender-poverty -environment links by examining a draft analytical framework as it applies to a good practice project case studies. This phase will run from May 2 - 11, 2011. II. Promoting a Positive Spiral: We will examine potential applications of the study findings and online discussion insights for two key issues emerging from consultations on the forthcoming World Bank Environment Strategy: 2) Managing Multiple Environmental Risks. This phase will run from May 25-June 3, 2011. III. Developing Tools for Positive Gender Equality-Poverty Reduction-Environment Sustainability Links: We will critique and enhance draft tools to guide decision-makers in sustainable development sectors. This phase will run from June 6-June 15. Visit us at http://genderinevaluation.ning.com/ and join the discussions today! Sign-up to become a member to stay tuned on the discussion progress and to stay connected with network members. |
Dinah Ceplis says
Can you please provide a direct link to the discussions? The links in the article go to Word Press blog site. Thanks.