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	IASC e-learning on Gender Equality in Humanitarian Action Course
	Training
	UN Women
	Not Available
	September 02, 2024
	Ongoing
	UN Women invites applications for the IASC e-learning on Gender Equality in Humanitarian Action course to provide introductory guidance � through information and practical examples � on the fundamentals of applying a gender-equality approach across all stages of the humanitarian programming cycle, based on the content of the IASC�s 2017 Gender Handbook for Humanitarian Action. Modules Mod 1 � Introduction to gender equality in humanitarian action Mods 2-6 How to integrate gender equality into the Humanitarian Programme Cycle Needs assessment and analysis Strategic Planning Resource Mobilization Implementation and monitoring Operational peer review and evaluation Audience All humanitarian staff from UN, NGOs, government and civil society looking for an introduction on how to integrate gender equality, and the empowerment of women and girls in the assessment, planning, implementation and monitoring of humanitarian programming. For more information, visit UN Women.

UN Women invites applications for the IASC e-learning on Gender Equality in Humanitarian Action course to provide introductory guidance � through information and practical examples � on the fundamentals of applying a gender-equality approach across all stages of the humanitarian programming cycle, based on the content of the IASC�s 2017 Gender Handbook for Humanitarian Action.

Modules

Mod 1 � Introduction to gender equality in humanitarian action
Mods 2-6 How to integrate gender equality into the Humanitarian Programme Cycle
- Needs assessment and analysis
- Strategic Planning
- Resource Mobilization
- Implementation and monitoring
- Operational peer review and evaluation

Audience

All humanitarian staff from UN, NGOs, government and civil society looking for an introduction on how to integrate gender equality, and the empowerment of women and girls in the assessment, planning, implementation and monitoring of humanitarian programming.

For more information, visit UN Women.