Gender Checklist: Education
Asian Development Bank | June 2000
Abstract
The checklist is meant to assist staff and consultants in implementing the Bank’s policy and strategic objectives on gender and development (GAD) (see the Bank’s Policy on Gender and Development, May 1998). It guides users through all stages of the project/program cycle in identifying the main gender issues in the education sector and in designing appropriate gendersensitive strategies, components, and indicators to respond to gender issues. ADB staff should use the checklist in identifying gender issues in the initial social assessment (ISA) during the fact-finding phase of project preparatory technical assistance (PPTA). Consultants should use it in carrying out more detailed social analysis during the PPTA. It should be emphasized, however, that not all questions are relevant to all projects, and staff and consultants must select the questions that are most relevant in the specific context. Guidelines on the preparation of gender-sensitive terms of reference for the ISA and the social analysis are also included, as are case studies from ADB’s project portfolio, to demonstrate good practices in mainstreaming gender in education projects. For project preparation, the checklist may be used together with the Bank’s Handbook for Incorporation of Social Dimensions in Projects (1994), Guidelines on Benefit Monitoring and Evaluation, and the Briefing Papers on Women series. Other useful references are listed at the back of this brochure. The checklist was prepared by Susan Wendt and Shireen Lateef using preliminary work by a staff consultant, Penelope Schoeffel. Mary Ann Asico edited the text and, with the help of Jun dela Cruz, prepared the final layout. Marivic Guillermo provided production assistance.
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Asian Development Bank. 2000. Gender Checklist: Education. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/2444. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Gender
Gender Equality
Women's Education
Public Education
Equity In Education
Educational Statistics
Gender Bias
Gender Inequality
Gender Policy
Gender Discrimination
Comparative Analysis
Preschool education
Basic education
Educational policy
Sociological Analysis
Sex Discrimination
Equal Opportunity
Women's Rights
Primary school supervision
Discrimination in higher education
Elementary education
Literacy
School environment
Right to education
Educational evaluation
Gender-based analysis
Sex dicrimination against women
Equal rights
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