Sentence examples for conducting gender from inspiring English sources

Discrepancies between the results of these two studies reinforce the importance of conducting gender and age specific research.

Mobilizers underwent an intensive initial month-long training as well as ongoing training led by the CM intervention manager (DR) who had over 10 years of experience conducting gender awareness and mobilization-related community work.

The experts were identified with the assistance of the Regional Office through the pre-qualified roster of gender consultants, and were selected competitively based on experience and performance in conducting gender assessments, knowledge of the regional and country context and language skills.

Based on the findings of this study, it is recommended that: The HIV and AIDS control program in Tanzania may use the theory of gender and power as a framework for conducting gender analysis and eventually develop both practical and strategic interventions toward reducing transmission of HIV among married women and their partners.

There are many challenges in conducting gender-sensitive research.

Future research should consider measuring and modelling variables that are assumed to explain such interactions when conducting gender-by-parenting research.

Saying a widening gender imbalance will "affect social stability," the authorities vowed that those who conduct gender testing of fetuses or perform abortions based on sex would face "serious punishment".

Two separate analyses were conducted, gender non-stratified and gender stratified, to compare any differences in the kappa score and prevalence by gender.

8. Access to gender specialists The Mali CO could develop a roster of local gender specialists to help programme staff work actively to conduct gender analyses as a regular part of the programme planning process.

In select locations, protection staff conducted gender-based violence screenings and referrals.

The current study is the largest study to date to examine the association between PTSD and non-fatal ISH among VHA patients, and the only such study to conduct gender-stratified analyses.