Tools and guides
How to empower women and encourage gender equality in decision-making in WASH projects
2016 Available in English
Women collecting water for washing from Lake Kyoga, Uganda. Women have primary responsibility for water collection
Unless power imbalances between women and men are addressed, the participation of women in water programmes will not allow for women’s empowerment.
This guidance note discuss actions to empower women and explicitly focus on gender equality in decision making.
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Available in 4 languages
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Available in 1 language
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Tearfund's key principles for water, sanitation and hygiene programmes
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
How to improve water resource management by working with government and civil society
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
A step-by-step guide to the project cycle for a conflict-sensitive WASH project
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Tearfund's key principles for water, sanitation and hygiene programmes
Available in 1 language
