Gender and Development Flashcards

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what do we mean by gender?

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gender is a concept used to describe the social differences between men and women and the notions of being male and female

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gendered expectations…

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limit the freedom and the choices of men and women (pay, edu)

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WID

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women in development: advocates for anti-poverty more than strictly gender (was a response to women being left out of the development discussion)

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WAD and GAD

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women/gender and development: focused on gender in relation to a critique of patriarchy and capitalism

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SOURCE: practical and strategic gender interests

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Molyneux, 1987

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practical and strategic gender interests

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example - women farmers to get better tools and make it easier for them to buy their own land

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7
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moser’s overview of approaches

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welfare, equity, anti-poverty, efficiency, empowerment

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8
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gender policy fails

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mostly still made by men
language: househusband?
women who are not paid are still seen as women who do not work

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definition of gender mainstreaming

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assessing the implications for women and men of any planned action, including legislation, policies, or programmes, in all areas and at all levels (the ultimate goal is gender equality)

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10
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SOURCE: gender mainstreaming

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UN, 1997

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concerns of gender mainstreaming

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its just inclusion and not transformation

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GDI

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gender development index: birth, literacy, enrollment, and income separated by gender

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13
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GEM

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gender empowerment measure: measure of women’s achievements in the economic and political spheres

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14
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gender development: men and boys

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many projects lack engagement with men
men are cast as the problem which perpetuates the divide
HEforSHE

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15
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SOURCE: how are mens roles in society socially constructed

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chant and gutmann, 2002

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16
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SOURCE: critique eurocentric views of development which overlook gendered inequalities in the West

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Kishwar, 2014

17
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SOURCE: recognize multiple identities, experiences, and politics shaped by history, colonial practices, inequalities, and culture (intersectionality)

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Crenshaw, 1991