Gender

Siyanda
http://www.siyanda.org/
All the summaries and the full online documents from this Collection (plus more) are featured in the Siyanda database (hosted by BRIDGE). Search using the term 'budgets'.

BRIDGE
http://www.ids.ac.uk/bridge
For online versions of this Cutting Edge Pack (and previous ones such as Gender and Participation): http://www.ids.ac.uk/bridge/reports_gend_CEP.html

English, French and Spanish copies of In Brief:
http://www.ids.ac.uk/bridge/Bri_bull.html

For BRIDGE gender and economics online materials including Glossary on Macroeconomics from a Gender Perspective and Women's and Gender Budgets: An Annotated Resource List:
http://www.ids.ac.uk/bridge/reports_gend_ec.html

Gender Responsive Budget Initiatives (GRBI) website
http://http://www.gender-budgets.org/
This website is part of the UNIFEM/IDRC/Commonwealth Secretariat Gender Responsive Budgeting Initiative. It features events, GRBI activities and an online document library.

Heinrich Boll Foundation (Berlin)
http://e-education.uni-muenster.de/boell/
'Gender Budgets, Financial Markets, Financing for Development: The Gender Dimensions of the Global Financial Architecture' conference website, February 19-20 2002. Features conference papers.

International Budget Project (IBP)
http://www.internationalbudget.org/
The IBP assists researchers and NGOs in developing countries to improve budget policies and decision-making processes. It encourages policy research, fosters networking and provides information and technical assistance. The website features online materials and contact details for members (including those working on gender budgets).

Gender, Decentralization and Public Finance Resources
http://www.worldbank.org/wbi/publicfinance/decentralization/gender.htm
This web page from the World Bank Institute contains links to a wide range of public finance-related materials, with a significant number on gender budget concepts and initiatives, including World Bank Institute workshop materials from:

Workshop on Gender-responsive Budgeting (April 3, 2002).
Workshop on Gender-responsive Budgeting in Pakistan (November 20-21, 2002).
Materials from a 3-hour training module in Moscow and St. Petersburg (2002) on gender-responsive budgeting as part of a larger training programme on fiscal decentralisation.

-Gender Equality Links of the GENDERNET

Gender Equality Links
Table of Contents

Part I: By Topic
Agriculture Business/Enterprise Development Communication Computing Conflict, Peace and Freedom Development Economics Education Electronic Forums-Global Internet-On-line databases Environment Food Security General Women’s Resources Governance, Leadership and Politics Health, Population, Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Health	Human Rights - Law Labour Markets Land Tenure/Property Rights Millennium Development Goals Poverty Reduction Refugee Women Research and Studies on Gender Equality Research from the South Science and Technology Statistical Trade Liberalisation and Women Violence against Women Water and Sanitation Women’s Budgeting
Part II: By Region
Africa Asia and the Pacific Australia and Ocenania Central and Eastern Europe Latin America and the Caribbean	Middle East North America Western Europe
Part III: GENDERNET Members/ Observers/ Non-DAC OECD Members/Others
Part IV: International Organisations - gender pages
Part V: International Conventions and Declarations

PART I: By Topic

Agriculture:

http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/rd/newsroom/1998/txicwa.htm : The Second International Conference on Women in Agriculture.
http://www.worldbank.org/gender/tools/checkag.htm: World Bank: Checklist of gender issues for project preparation and appraisal in the agriculture sector.
http://www.sls.wageningen-ur.nl/ : Gender Studies in Agriculture Group; Wageningen Agriculture University (Holland).

Business/Enterprise Development:

http://microfinancegateway.org.master.com/texis/master/search/?q=gender+equality&s=SS: The Microfinance Gateway. The site contains several documents about the role of microcredit in poverty reduction and promoting gender equity. See also www.cgap.org: CGAP, Building Financial Systems for the Poor. CGAP is housed at the World Bank, but it operates as an independent entity.
http://www.dol.gov/dol/wb/ : Women’s Bureau home page. The WB encourages women to consider careers in high-wage, high-opportunity fields, many of which are traditionally "male". WB’s Publications: http://www.dol.gov/dol/wb/public/wb_pubs/main.htm

Communication:

http://alainet.org/mujeres/ : ALAI’s (Agencia Latinoamericana de Información) Women’s Program actively promotes the right to communicate, and a gender focus in communication. ALAI drew up proposals on communications for the 4^th World Conference on Women and, in concertation with other organisations, contributed to the chapter on Women and Media of the Beijing Platform for Action. This website gathers documentary material in these issues, in Spanish, English and French.
http://www.ips.org/: IPS-Inter Press Service, the world’s leading provider of information on global issues.

Computing:

http://www.cpsr.org/program/gender/index.html: Gender Page of Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR).
http://cra.org/Activities/craw/: The goal of CRA Committee on the status of Women in Computer Science and Engineering (CRA-W) is to take positive action to increase the number of women participating in Computer Science and Engineering research and education at all levels.

Conflict, Peace and Freedom:

http://wilpf.org/: Web site of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom.
http://www.unhcr.ch/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/home?page=PROTECT&id=3b83a48d4 : UNHCR Issues - Women

Development:

www.ids.ac.uk/bridge/bri_bull.html: BRIDGE: The BRIDGE bulletin, development and gender in brief, aims to raise gender awareness among policy makers and practitioners. Drawing on the body of BRIDGE reports, and other current literature, the bulletin provides succinct, state-of-the-art updates on specific themes. Previous issues covered environmental projects, poverty reduction strategies, conflict, emergency responses, and institutionalising gender. The bulletin is mailed to 2,500 interested individuals and organisations mainly in developing countries.
http://awid.org/body_index.html: AWID-The Association for Women in Development is committed to gender equality and a just and sustainable development process trough out the world.
http://www.sn.apc.org/: SANGONET –Southern Africa’s Non-profit Internet Service Provider is a regional electronic information and communications network for development and human rights workers.
http://www.fao.org/sd/seaga/: SEAGA-The Socio-economic and Gender Analysis Programme. Strengthening socio-economic and gender analysis at regional, national and local levels by providing development specialists with practical methods and tools.
http://www.undp.org/gender/: UNDP’s Gender in Development Program and Gender Good practice: Gender Mainstreaming.
http://www.sfc.keio.ac.jp/~thiesmey/widenglish.html: The Women and Development Online Information Project.

Economics:

http://www.unifem.undp.org/economic_security/ : UNIFEM: web site on Promoting Women's Economic Security.
http://www.worldbank.org/gender : World Bank web site on gender issues: GenderNet.
http://www.worldbank.org/html/oed/16409.htm : World Bank; Mainstreaming gender in World Bank Lending.
http://www.niwl.se/scripts/ysok.exe?field1=Economic+conditions+Gender+Labor+market+Men+USA+Women: Publications on the Economics of women and men. To order from Arbetslivsinstitutet in Sweden.

Education: (and Career Development):

http://www.feminist.com/bisas1.htm: BISA-Black Women in Sisterhood for Action is a national non-profit corporation whose purposes are to develop and promote alternative strategies for educational and career development of black women in the world of work; provide scholarship assistance to deserving youths; provide support and social assistance to senior black women in the community; share information and resources in meaningful ways with the community-at-large; and to provide leadership, role models, and mentors for young people.
http://www.unicef.org/girlsed/gelef.htm: UNICEF’s web site on Girl’s education.

Electronic Forums - Global Internet sites - On-line databases:

(see also General Women's Resources)

http://www.dev-zone.org/knowledge/Gender/E-mail_Bulletins_You_Can_Subscribe_To/ : Dev-Zone knowledge centre
http://www.girlsgoglobal.org/index.html : The Girls Go Global Project is an international initiative to bring together contemporary and popular culture images of global feminism from women and girls across the globe. We invite you to share your visions to create a better future.
http://www.developmentgateway.org/node/130625/ : Development Gateway: The Gender and Development page of the Development Gateway is envisioned as an Internet platform for gender and development-related resources, information, and dialogue. The objective is to enhance the effectiveness of development efforts worldwide through sharing knowledge of gender-sensitive analysis, actions and policies.
www.siyanda.org: Siyanda (meaning “we are growing” in isiZulu) meets practitioners’ needs for accessible and diverse gender information. It provides a comprehensive online database of summaries and links to gender materials such as tools, manuals, case studies, policy papers and research, including Southern-originated and non-English language resources. Siyanda also provides an interactive online space for practitioners to share materials, discuss the latest issues, and good and bad practice, in order to help meet the challenges of putting policy into practice. Hosted by BRIDGE.
http://www-unix.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/forums.html: Frequently updated, award-winning listing of publicly-accessible electronic forums related to women or to women-focused gender issues.
http://www.femina.com/index.html (see FeMiNa under General Women’s Resources)
http://www.feminist.com/win.htm : WIN-Women’s International Network News. A world-wide open participatory communication system by, for and about women of all backgrounds, beliefs, nationalities, and age groups.
http://www.research.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/forums.html : Women-and Gender related e-mail lists/electronic forums. Extensive list of listservers and discussion forums on a array of women’s issues.

Environment:

http://www.wedo.org/ : WEDO-Women Environment and Development Organisation. WEDO is committed to empowering women. WEDO has a global information and advocacy network of more than 18.000. Women must have an equal say in decision-making on environment, development, population, reproductive rights, technology, political participation and other issues affecting their lives, their families and the future of the planet, and healthy communities make a healthy planet. In focusing on women’s roles, needs, and capacities in movements to restore the environment to sustainable health.

Food Security and Gender:

http://www.fao.org/gender/: FAO’s web site on gender and food security.

Health, Population, Sexual and Reproductive Rights:

http://www.oecd.org/health : OECD- Health
http://www.oecd.org/health/healthdata : OECD-Health Data 2003
http://www.genderandaids.org: UNIFEM with UNAIDS created a portal on gender and HIV/AIDS
http://www.eldis.org/healthsystems/gender/ : ELDIS has produced a useful guide, with the help of IDS BRIDGE, on Gender and Health documents.
http://www.feminist.com.health.htm/: General women’s health issues.
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/Register/pop-ctr.html: Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies. Gender and Population Policies: the program has a central focus on issues of gender equality and empowerment of women, and includes a perspective on ethics and women’s movement. Recently the Centre has carried out various complementary activities as a follow-up to the Cairo proceedings.
http://www.iwhc.org/: International Women’s Health Coalition.
http://www.qweb.kvinnoforum.se/: Q Web Sweden a women’s empowerment base. A global knowledge for exchange of knowledge, experience and ideas on women’s health and gender issues.
http://www.who.int/gender/en/ : WHO-World Health Organisation’s Department of Gender and Women’s Health is charged with helping WHO’s various programs and departments undertake the challenge of integrating gender considerations into their work. It is also responsible for researching and disseminating information on neglected topics directly pertaining to women's health, such as gender-based violence against women.
http://hivaidsclearinghouse.unesco.org: The HIV/AIDS Impact on Education Clearinghouse contains hundreds of downloadable documents exploring the impact of HIV/AIDS on Education as well as the ways in which education can mitigate the effects of the epidemic. Users can also consult our online calendar of upcoming HIV/AIDS-related events, participate in online discussion, etc.

Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights:

http://www.crlp.org/: The Centre of Reproductive Law and Policy (CRLP) is a non-profit legal and policy advocacy organisation is dedicated to promote women’s reproductive rights all over the world (consult the world-wide link of CRLP). CRLPs domestic and international programs engage in litigation, policy analysis, legal research. And public education seeking to achieve women’s equality in society and ensure that all women have access to appropriate and freely chosen reproductive health services.
http://www.fordfound.org/: The Ford Foundation: sexual and reproductive health. Global offices in this program: Cairo; Hanoi; Jakarta; Lagos; New Delhi; Mexico City; Moscow; Rio de Janeiro; and Santiago.
http://www.feminist.com/repro.htm: Links to related web sites.

Human Rights - Law-:

http://www.igc.apc.org/gfw/: Global Fund for Women, promotes women’s rights groups around the world.
http://www.iwtc.org/ : IWTC-The International Women’s Tribune Centre. IWTC's work is grounded on the premise that access to information and the ability to communicate are basic to the process of women's empowerment, to women's ability to re-defining development paradigms, to women's participation in the public policy arena and to the building of democratic societies. IWTC's work is focused in five programme areas: (1) human rights, (2) advocacy and accountability with a focus on the Beijing plus Five meeting, (3) information access and communication capacity-building; (4) networking and organizational support; and (5) Women, Ink, a knowledge-brokering service.
http://www.equalitynow.org/: Equality Now: Human Rights and Women’s Actions.
http://www.hrcr.org/: Human & Constitutional Rights. Human Rights web site posting country reports, international-and national links, and documents.
http://www.iwraw-ap.org/resources/human_rights.htm : IWRAW-International Human Rights Watch-Asia Pacific is an international network of activists, scholars, and organisations that focus on advancement of women's human rights,served by a resource and communications centre based at the University of Minnesota's Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. In 1993 an IWRAW Asia Pacific program was established, based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to monitor Convention(CEDAW) implementation and provide training and public education on using the Convention effectively in policymaking in the Asia Pacific region.
http://www.madre.org/: MADRE: a international women’s human rights organisations with local women’s organisations in different parts of the world.
http://www.unifem.org/index.php?f_page_pid=24 : UNIFEM: web site on promoting women’s human rights.
http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/diana/sites.htm: University of Toronto; Women’s Human Rights Resources. List of International women’s human rights web sites, useful addresses.
http://www.wld.org/: WLD-Women, Law and Development is a non-profit, NGO (category II consultative status to the UN Economic and Social Council). WLD promotes women’s full and equal participation in nations all around the world by advancing universal respect for human rights, expanding rights education and legal literacy among women, and challenging discriminatory socio-economic barriers.

General Women’s Resources:

(see also Electronic Forums-Global Internet Sites-On-line)

www.ids.ac.uk/bridge/bri_bull.html: BRIDGE bulletin In Brief. BRIDGE, the gender and development information service based at the Institute of Development Studies, UK, produces Gender and Development In Brief on topical gender issues. This popular bulletin is produced with the input of partners (writing and dissemination). It contains an overview as well as two articles by Southern-based practitioners. Topics covered have included gender and armed conflict; gender and budgets; and gender and HIV/AIDS. The printed and electronic versions are currently distributed to over 6000 readers in English, French and Spanish.
http://www.femina.com/index.html: FeMiNa is a large, searchable directory of links to women’s sites and information on the WWW including a database and search engine.
http://feminist.com/gen.htm: General women’s resources: various types of web sites.
http://www.aviva.org/: AVIVA is an international women’s listing magazines, rum by an international group of women based in London. Featuring international links related to women, news on migrants and women’s issues, information on political actions, art, women’s fiction, women’s studies, events, resources, and organisations. Searchable by region and country.
http://www.penelopes.org/ : Les Penelopes is a French non-profit association promoting and disseminating information about and for women.
http://www.igc.org/home/womensnet/index.html : WomensNet
http://www.csudh.edu/wc/womenctr.htm: Women’s Centre at California State University. Interesting links to different gender-related subjects.
http://www.womenink.org/: Women, ink. is a project of the International Women’s Tribune Centre to market and distribute books on women and development world-wide. It is the exclusive distributor of publications from UNIFEM.
http://women3rdworld.miningco.com/: "Women’s Issues-3^rd World" provides NetLinks to different countries and various topics.

Governance, Leadership and Politics:

http://www.unifem.undp.org/governance/ : UNIFEM: web site on engendering governance, peace and security.

Politics:

http://www.int-idea.se/women/index.html: International IDEA-Institute for democracy and election assistance. Women in Politics: Beyond Numbers. Its focus is the quantitative and qualitative impact of women on political decision-making. Its objective is to improve and enhance women’s effectiveness in political positions and to strengthen their impact in decision-making forums.
http://www.ipu.org/iss-e/women.htm: IPU-Inter-Parliamentary Union posts a web site on gender partnership; democracy through partnership between men and women in politics.
http://www.ipu.org/wmn-e/world.htm: IPU: Women in national Parliaments, statistics.
http://www.ndi.org/globalp/women/women.asp : NDI-The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs is committed to promoting the equitable participation of women in politics and government. Support for increased participation of women in political leadership is consistent with NDI's mandate to strengthen the inclusive and representative character of democratic institutions world-wide. NDI organises programs devoted primarily to encouraging and enabling women to assume responsibility for their own increased participation and makes the participation of women as participants and presenters a facet of all its programs. To date, NDI's programs to enhance women's political participation range across the spectrum of NDI program activities. This paper summarises NDI's women's programs which address issues in election processes, democratic governance, political party building and civic participation.

Labour Markets and Gender: (see also Economics section and Women’s Budgets section)

http://www.oecd.org/publications/observer/215/e-smith.htm: "Changing labour markets and gender equality"; OECD Observer.

Land Tenure - Property Rights:

http://www.cgiar.org/ifpri/themes/mp17/gender/gender.htm: IFPRI: (for detail see IFPRI under Research section).

Millennium Development Goals (MDGs):

http://www.worldbank.org/gender/mdgworkshop/: International Workshop “Gender Equality and the Millennium Development Goals“, 19-20 November 2003, Washington, D.C. An International Workshop on Gender Equality and the Millennium Development Goals, jointly sponsored by the UN Interagency Network of Women and Gender Equality, the OECD/DAC GENDERNET and the Multilateral Development Bank Working Group on Gender.
http://www.undp.org/mdg/ UNDP: Web site on MGDs

Poverty Reduction:

http://www.crop.org/: CROP-Comparative Research Programme on Poverty (rather poor on gender issues, however relevant on poverty reduction). CROP, established by the International Social Science Council in collaboration with United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), is a program founded on the logic that reliable data and sound theories provide a basic tool for poverty alleviation. CROP has created an arena for social scientists from all over the world, working on different aspects of poverty.
http://www.eurostep.org/pubs/position/gender/logender.htm : EUROSTEP: the Eurostep position paper “Poverty Eradication and Gender Equality. A Benchmark for the Successor Agreement between the EU and the ACP”, which was produced for the Ministerial negotiations taking place in July 1999, we would like to comment on the results of the negotiation concerning poverty eradication and gender equality.
http://www.undp.org/toppages/focus%20areas/focus.htm: UNDP Links on Poverty, Environment, Gender and Governance.
http://www.unrisd.org/engindex/research/rescurr3.htm: UNRISD-United Nations Research Institute for Social Development. Gender Program on Poverty and Wellbeing. (Current research projects).

Refugee Women: (See also Conflict, Peace and Freedom section).

http://www.unhcr.ch/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/home?page=PROTECT&id=3b83a48d4 : UNHCR Issues - Refugee Women

Research and Studies on Gender Equality:

http://www.icrw.org/: CRWL-International Center for Research on Women.
http://www.id21.org/: This is the ID21 Development Research reporting service, a selecting of the latest and best UK-based development research. This online service offers hundreds of summaries of problem-solving work on critical development dilemmas around the world. This Information for Development in the 21^st Century is drawn from; over 40 top UK research centres; conference papers, unpublished reports; research by aid and development agencies and pressure groups; research consultants. Many contain gender equality relevant material.
http://www.cgiar.org/ifpri/themes/mp17/gender/gender.htm: IFPRI: The Gender Research Network was initiated by the CGIAR Gender Program and is sponsored by the USAID/WID "Strengthening Development Policy Through Gender Analysis" project at IFPRI to link researchers at CGIAR centres, national research institutes, and universities who are involved in gender and intra-household research. The network includes GENDEV (formerly Gender CG), an e-mail network; a printed newsletter; Gender-Prop, an e-mail conference on gender and property rights (now concluded); and a new Gender and Development Policy Discussion simultaneous with brown bag Seminar on "Gender and Development Policy".
http://www.igc.org/home/womensnet/index.html : WomensNet - IGC:Women: Internet-Resources Collection. Extensive directory on women’s issues, including economics, health & reproductive rights, resources on the net, violence, women & technology, women’s organisations and women’s studies.
http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/research/gsintro.shtml : Gender Research Group,University of East Anglia, School of Development Studies.
http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/women/ :USIA-United States Information Agency: Resources on Women. Implementing the Platform for Action.
http://www.library.yale.edu/wss/: WSSLINKS-Women’s Studies Section Links. This web page is an excellent resource to search for women’s studies links on a wide range of topics.

Research from the South:

http://www.panasia.org.sg/souths.twn/twn.htm: Development researchers access analysis from Southern research on this site.
http://www.queensu.ca/sarc/pages/Research/CentresandInstitutions/SA.htm: Centre for gender studies; University of Natal (South Africa).

Science and Technology:

http://colnodo.apc.org/apcwomen/: APC-Association for Progressive Communication Women’s networking Support Programme.
http://www.ifias.ca/gsd/gsdinfo.html: Gender, Science and Development Programme.
http://www.wigsat.org/ofan/ofan.html: OFAN-the Once and Future Action Network is an international consortium of gender, science and technology organisations which calls attention to women’s contribution to people-centred and environmentally sustainable approaches to science and technology.
http://www.witec.net/ : WITEC-Home Page of Women in Science, Engineering and Technology.
http://www-unix.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/links_sci.html: Women-Related Web Sites in Science/Technology.
http://wigsat.org/index.html: WIGSAT-Women in Global Science and Technology.
http://www.idrc.ca/acacia/outputs/womenicts.html: Supporting women’s use of information technologies for sustainable development (report prepared by WIGSAT).
http://www.igc.org/igc/womensnet/index.html: WomensNet supports women’s organisations locally, nationally and world-wide by providing and adapting telecommunications technology to enhance their work.

Statistical:

UNICEF - World maps for selected indicators: http://www.unicef.org/statis/index.html and economic and social statistics on the countries and territories of the world, with particular reference to children’s well-being. e.g.:Gender: http://www.unicef.org/sowc03/tables/table7.html
http://www.un.org/womenwatch/ extensive statistical : This is the UN Internet Gate on the Advancement and Empowerment of Women". Provides information on women.
http://www.focusintl.com/statangl.htm: WIDNET-Women in Development NETwork. Presents a databank on women’s statistical information arranged by country and subject matter.

Trade Liberalisation and Women:

http://www.un-gender-trade.org/QuickPlace/gender-in-unctad/Main.nsf/h_Index/90439E00227BB10EC1256D4300346F34/ : United Nations Taskforce on Gender and Trade. A web-centric collaborative platform for sharing knowledge & exchange of information & synergies. http://extranet.unctad.org/QuickPlace/tutorial/Main.nsf/h_: on-line tutorial http://extranet.unctad.org/QuickPlace/help/Main.nsf/h_Toc/DD: on-line help
http://www.unifem.undp.org/trade/main1.htm: UNIFEM’s web site on trade liberalisation and women. The aim is to bring together relevant data on trade issues and their gender-differentiated impact on women.

Violence against Women: (See also UNDAW under Part IV and CEDAW under Part V).

http://www.fgmnetwork.org/index.html: The female genital mutilation education and networking project.
http://www.spr.org/: Stop Prisoner Rape, Inc. SPR is committed to combating the rape of male and female prisons.
http://www.unifem.org/index.php?f_page_pid=57 : UNIFEM Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women.
http://www.whiteribbon.ca/: The White Ribbon Campaign: men working to end men’s violence against women.

Water Management and Sanitation: (See World Bank: Sectoral Indicators).

Women’s Budgeting: (See also UNIFEM, under Part III, Oberservers).

http://www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/beijing/platform/institu.htm: Institutional mechanisms for the advancement of women. The Platform for Action, underscores the need to develop a more comprehensive knowledge of all forms of work and calls on national, regional and international statistical services and relevant governmental and UN agencies "to develop an international classification of activities for the time-use statistics that is sensitive for the differences as between women and men in remunerated and unremunerated work" (para. 206 (f) and (g).
http://www.wedo.org/ffd/kit.htm : Financing for Development Gender Policy Briefing Kit. A Joint Project of the United Nations Development Programme and the Women's Environment & Development Organization.
www.ids.ac.uk/bridge/bri_bull.html: BRIDGE: The BRIDGE bulletin, development and gender in brief, aims to raise gender awareness among policy makers and practitioners. Drawing on the body of BRIDGE reports, and other current literature, the bulletin provides succinct, state-of-the-art updates on specific themes. Previous issues covered environmental projects, poverty reduction strategies, conflict, emergency responses, and institutionalising gender. The bulletin is mailed to 2,500 interested individuals and organisations mainly in developing countries.

PART II: By Region