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Individual Deprivation Measure: Fiji Brief
The Individual Deprivation Measure (IDM) is a new, gender-sensitive and multidimensional measure of poverty. It has been developed to assess deprivation at the individual level and overcome the limitations of current approaches to poverty measurement. This brief talks about the data collection that was undertaken in Fiji.
Individual Deprivation Measure: CSW61 Brief
The Individual Deprivation Measure (IDM) is a new, gender-sensitive and multidimensional measure of poverty. It has been developed to assess deprivation at the individual level and overcome the limitations of current approaches to poverty measurement. This brief goes into more depth on how the IDM works in the field, with references to the Nepal collection…
Individual Deprivation Measure: 2 Page Brief
The Individual Deprivation Measure (IDM) is a new, gender-sensitive and multidimensional measure of poverty. It has been developed to assess deprivation at the individual level and overcome the limitations of current approaches to poverty measurement. This is a summary of what the IDM is, and how it works in practice.
Karen Young Women’s Leadership School (ANCP) – Executive Summary
This was a desk-based review of KWO and IWDA project documents.
Community Action Against Gender Based Violence (ANCP) – Executive Summary
In March 2017, IWDA conducted an evaluation of Banteay Srei’s gender based violence project.
Promoting Women’s Development, Protection, and Healing (ANCP) – Executive Summary
In October 2016, IWDA conducted an evaluation of counselling services provided through the Eastern Highlands Family Voice (EHFV) ending violence against women (EVAW) project, covering the period 2011 to 2016.
Supporting survivors and preventing violence against women and girls in North Eastern Myanmar (ANCP) – Executive Summary
In March 2017, IWDA conducted an evaluation of the Ta’ang Women’s Organisation (TWO) project. The evaluation’s purpose was to identify the partner organisation’s current technical strengths and any technical support needs in relation to ending violence against women work. Additionally, this evaluation, together with two other evaluations, aimed to provide insights that will support future…
Women’s Safety and Security Program – Synthesis Report
This report synthesises findings of three evaluations conducted by the International Women’s Development Agency (IWDA) of three projects supporting three separate organisations delivering services to women and girls subject to violence.
IWDA and the Global Goals: Driving Systemic Change
The global goals have enormous potential for transformative impact on the root causes of gender inequality but to achieve this we need governments to meet their existing global commitments to progressing women’s rights and gender equality. This is the purpose of IWDA’s work on the Global Goals.
The Double Burden: the impact of economic empowerment initiatives on women’s workload.
In all countries, women and girls do the bulk of unpaid care work. On average, women spend twice as much time on household work as men and four times as much time on childcare. Women also work longer hours than men overall when both paid and unpaid work is taken into account. This brief draws…