A Gender Analysis (GA) is used to identify, understand, and describe gendered differences and the relevance of gendered roles, responsibilities, restrictions, needs, aspirations, and power dynamics in a particular context. The objective of a GA is to provide recommendations for change, based on locally captured priorities and human rights. Beside the focus on gender, it is important to assess the intersectional aspects of discrimination (inter alia age, disability, ethnicity, religion, class), as neither women nor men form a 9 homogeneous group. A GA aims to desilence the marginalised, and to capture specific gendered perceptions relating to a project (Rutazibwa, 2018)
Publication year
2023
Authors
Language
English
Keywords
conservation, trees, genetic resources, gender
