FAO has launched a new e-learning course to help policy-makers and agricultural planners develop gender-responsive policies and programmes for food and nutrition security. The total curriculum consists of 14 lessons, ranging from approximately 10 to 80 minutes duration, and takes 13 hours to complete in its entirety.
The course includes the following lessons, grouped into 3 units:
Unit 1 Overview of gender concepts and principles
- Lesson 1.1 Closing the gender gap
- Lesson 1.2 Gender roles, gender discrimination and gender equality
- Lesson 1.3 Gender dimensions of food and nutrition security (FNS)
Unit 2 Gender in Food and nutrition security policy and legislation
- Lesson 2.1 International commitments on gender equality
- Lesson 2.2 Gender statistics for informing policy and legislation
- Lesson 2.3 Producing gender statistics
- Lesson 2.4 Formulating gender-responsive food and nutrition security (FNS) policies
- Lesson 2.5 Translating national food and nutrition security (FNS) policies into a gender-responsive plan of action.
- Lesson 2.6 Gender advocacy for food and nutrition security (FNS)
Unit 3 Gender in food and nutrition security programming
- Lesson 3.1 Conducting a gender analysis for programme design
- Lesson 3.2 Designing gender-responsive Food and Nutrition Security projects and programmes
- Lesson 3.3 Gender-sensitive monitoring and evaluation for Food and Nutrition Security
- Lesson 3.4 Gender and programme implementation
- Lesson 3.5 Addressing gender in organizations working on food and nutrition security
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