Resources
IWDA Position Paper on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
This paper outlines IWDA’s position on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
IWDA Position Paper on Feminist Foreign Policy
This paper draws on IWDA’s work to date, outlining the basis of a feminist foreign policy for Australia.
Women and Political Leadership Literature Review Timor Leste
The following review considers literature on women and leadership in Timor-Leste.
Women and Political Leadership Literature Review Solomon Islands
The following review considers literature on women and political leadership in Solomon Islands.
Women & Political Leadership in Cambodia Literature Review
The following review considers literature in English on women and leadership in Cambodia. It was undertaken in 2018 in preparation for Public Perceptions of Women as Leaders research to be conducted by Cambodian women’s rights organisations in partnership with International Women’s Development Agency (IWDA).
Public Perceptions of Women as Political Leaders: A Multi-Country Study
This report discusses research into public perceptions of women as leaders in Cambodia, Timor-Leste and Solomon Islands.
Public Perceptions of Women as Political Leaders in Solomon Islands
This research explores perceptions of women as leaders in Solomon Islands.
A Feminist Foreign Policy for Australia: Joint submission to the 2020 Review of Australia’s International Development Cooperation Policy
This joint submission from five leading gender equality focused Australian NGOs makes the case that Australia should adopt a feminist approach to all areas of its foreign policy, including international development.
IWDA Submission to the 2020 review into Australia’s international development cooperation policy
This submission outlines IWDA’s recommendations for the purpose, principles and priorities for implementation of Australia’s development cooperation program.
From Gender Based Violence to Gender Justice and Healing Project – Phase 1 Evaluation Report
This report summarises the evaluation of the project’s phase 1 (April 2015 – March 2018).