1. GENDER AND DISASTER

1.1. REFERENCES

     1.1.1. ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY

     1.1.2. GENDER AND DISASTER RESOURCES

     1.1.3. THEMATIC REFERENCES

1.2. MAJOR DISASTERS

1.3. VIDEOS

1.4. MAKING DRR GENDER RESPONSIVE

     1.4.1. MODULES

MODULE 1 (by Mr Emmanuel M de Guzman)

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MODULE 2 (by Ms Remedios Rikken)

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MODULE 3 (by Ms Lucita Lazo)

Session 1: Overview of Gender Mainstreaming

Session 2: Gender Analysis

Session 3: Gender Programming and Budgeting

Session 4: Gender Sensitive Indicators and Action Planning for Integrating Gender in DRM

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       1.4.2. REFRESHER READINGS & HANDOUTS

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MODULE 2 (by Ms Remedios Rikken)

RR- Session 1: Sex and Gender

RR- Session 2: Gender as a Social Construct

RR- Session 3: Gender Bias

RR- Session 4.1: Origin of the Women's Movement and the UN Global Conferences

RR- Session 4.2: Origin of the Women's Movement

RR- Session 5: History of the Women's Movement and the Development Debate

RR- Session 6: Gender and Development

MODULE 3 (by Ms Lucita Lazo)

Handout 1: What and Why of Gender Mainstreaming

Handout 2: Gender Assessment of Vulnerabilities and Risk Perception

Handout 3: Gender Programming and Budgeting

Handout 4: Integrating Gender in DRM: Risk Assessment

Handout 5: Gender Sensitive Indicators in DRM

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       1.4.3. PDFs of PPTs

MODULE 1(by Mr Emmanuel M de Guzman)

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MODULE 2(by Ms Remedios Rikken)

Session 1: Sex and Gender

Session 2: Gender as a Social Construct

Session 3: Manifestation of Gender Bias

Session 4: Origin of the International Women's Movement

Session 5.1: Historical Shifts

Session 5.2: The Development Debate (Moser)

Session 5.3: UNIFEM and the Women's Agenda

Session 6.1: Gender and Development

Session 6.2: Gender as an Essential and Critical Variable in the Development Equation

Session 6.3: Empowerment of Women Throughout the Life Cycle

Session 6.4: Care Economy

Session 6.5: Gender and Rights

MODULE 3 (by Ms Lucita Lazo)

Session 1: The How of Gender

Session 2: Gender Analysis

MODULE 4(by Mr Emmanuel M de Guzman)

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       1.4.4. PPTs

MODULE 1 (by Mr Emmanuel M de Guzman)

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MODULE 2 (by Ms Remedios Rikken)

Session 1: Sex and Gender

Session 2: Gender as a Social Construct

Session 3: Manifestation of Gender Bias

Session 4: Origin of the International Women's Movement

Session 5.1: Historical Shifts

Session 5.2: The Development Debate (Moser)

Session 5.3: UNIFEM and the Women's Agenda

Session 6.1: Gender and Development

Session 6.2: Gender as an Essential and Critical Variable in the Development Equation

Session 6.3: Empowerment of Women Throughout the Life Cycle

Session 6.4: Care Economy

Session 6.5: Gender and Rights

MODULE 3 (by Ms Lucita Lazo)

Session 1: The How of Gender

Session 2: Gender Analysis

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       1.4.5. Reference Materials

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MODULE 4 (by Mr Emmanuel M de Guzman)

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2. GENDER AND CLIMATE CHANGE

3. GENDER AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

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