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Short Summary
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| Title |
Gender in Monitoring and Evaluation in Rural
Development: A Toolkit |
| Author |
Fort, L., Martinez, B. L., and Mukhopadhyay,
M. |
| Publication
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June 2001 |
| Publisher |
World Bank |
| Donor |
World Bank |
| Short
Summary |
Inclusive rural development requires recognition
that women play a significant role in the survival strategies of
poor rural households. This toolkit seeks to help World Bank staff
and partners recognise and address gender concerns during the design
of rural development sector projects. It guides how to monitor
progress on integrating gender and evaluate the impact of the
project, including of integrating gender, on overall rural
well-being. To help integrate gender into a monitoring and
evaluation system the toolkit identifies key questions that need to
be addressed at the four stages of the project cycle i.e.,
identification and preparation, design and appraisal,
implementation, implementation completion and evaluation. At all of
these stages, participation and consultation among stakeholders is
vital to build consensus on the gender goals of the project, what
gender outcomes to monitor and what impacts to evaluate. The annexes
provide: an example of a 'typical' rural development project design
summary with gender-sensitive performance indicators; key questions
to ask when engendering the project design summary; suggested
qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis methods
for rural development projects; and a rural score card to assess
rural well-being through a gender lens. Accompanying the main
toolkit are six thematic briefs on: agricultural knowledge and
information systems; agro-enterprise development; forestry;
livestock development; rural finance; sustainable agriculture and
natural resource management. |
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