Sentence examples for gender assessment from inspiring English sources

A country gender assessment in 2004 was proud to find: "The number of self-employed women outside farming in 1998 was almost five times larger than in 1985, whereas during the same period of time the corresponding number of men only doubled".

At the same time, 'doing gender' means "to engage in behavior at the risk of gender assessment" (ibid).

To illustrate this aspect of mission drift, WWB developed a tool called the Organizational Gender Assessment, which was launched with a large microfinance institution in Bangladesh called ASA.

These results support the notion that being engaged in 'doing gender' means being involved in gender assessment (West and Zimmerman 1987, p. 136) and anticipating penalties or backlash effects for not acting in appropriateness with shared gender stereotypes (Heilman and Parks-Stamm 2007; Rudman and Phelan 2007).

Gender assessment and surgical treatment are the two main steps in intersex operations.

All participating GPs and patients provided some general background information in a basic questionnaire (e.g. age, gender, assessment of psychosocial aspects), which enabled the selection of consultations for additional observational research in the present study.

2010 CEECIS and Baltic States: Regional Highlights from Gender Assessments in CEE/CIS conducted in 2009-10.

The prevailing organisational Guidance on Gender Assessments (see Programme Policy and Procedure Manual, Chapter 6, Section 17) provided flexibility to Country Offices in defining the scope the assessments and the participation of staff.

Within the 2008-2009 Joint UNFPA/UNICEF/UNDP/UNV Project on Enhancing Human Security in the Former Nuclear Test Site of Semipalatinsk in Kazakhstan 2010 CEECIS and Baltic States: Regional Highlights from Gender Assessments in CEE/CIS conducted in 2009-10 2010 Bulgaria: Poverty during crisis.

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.

According to a 2013 study, teachers' gendered assessment of their students worked both in favour and against boys.