- Location: Kimmage Development Studies Centre Kimmage Manor Whitehall Road Dublin Ireland
- Duration: TBA
Course details
The aim of this course is to develop a greater understanding of the nature and importance of gender roles and gender relations in development processes, with a particular focus on project planning and management, and to introduce students to a range of gender analysis frameworks and tools which can be applied to promote greater gender awareness and equity in development interventions and organisations.
Module Objectives
- To develop learners knowledge and understanding of theory and concepts around gender and gender relations
- To provide background on the evolution of thinking and approaches around gender and development, and to explore and analysis the current main approaches
- To explore why and how gender is a development issue, and critically reflect on a range of related debates and issues
- To develop learners knowledge and understanding of gender analysis and its application in development practice, using a range of gender analysis frameworks and tools
Module Learning Outcomes
- At the end of the course the participants are expected to have:
- An understanding of key concepts and theory relating to gender.
- Knowledge of the evolution of approaches to gender and development
- A greater insight into and critical analysis of the relevance of gender in development, particularly in relation to key debates around the MDGs, powerand empowerment, and the feminisation of poverty.
- Familiarity with and practice in applying a range of gender analysis frameworks and tools in development interventions.
Content
Introduction to gender theory and concepts
- Gender and related concepts
- Gender identities and roles
- Culture, socialisation and gender
- Cultural change and gender relations
- Gender, power relations, empowerment
Gender and development
- Relevance of gender to the development process
- Evolution of approaches to gender equality and gender and development
- Gender and the Millenium Development Goals
- The feminisation of poverty
- Mainstreaming gender – policy and process
Gender analysis
- What is gender analysis?
- How and why would gender analysis be used in project planning?
- Introduction to some gender analysis tools and frameworks
Details of assessment and up to date reading lists for this module will be made available to learners following enrollment.
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