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PUBLISHEDJune 30 2010
AUTHOR(S)Dominique Lallement
Gender and Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia Dhaka, Bangladesh, Module II Design Tools for Sector Strategies and Projects

- Decision Tree to Select the Type of Project

- Six Points for Success: Lessons Learned

- Design Took and the Project Cycle

- Levels of Participation

- Considerations for Project Design from a Gender Perspective

- Framework to Identify and Understand Gender Issues

- Examples of Tool Uses:

- Gender Action Plan for Caracas Slum Upgrading Project

- Learning from the Mining Sector in Papua New Guinea

- Actions Identified for Economic Empowerment

- Actions Identified for Social Empowerment

See also:

Gender & Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia Bangladesh, June 2010 - ESMAP's Commitment to Gender

Gender and Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia: Module II Tools for Mainstreaming Gender in Energy Sector

Gender and Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia: Module II Design Tools for Sector Strategies and Projects

The World Bank's Engagement in South Asia Energy Sector

The Workshop Structure, Expectations, and Group Norms

Citation

Lallement, Dominique. 2010. Module II: Design Tools for Sector Strategies and Projects. Presentation at Gender and Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia. Washington, DC: World Bank.

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