
Evaluation of gender- & diversity-sensitive data collection approaches within
Explosive Ordnance Risk Reduction
Partner | Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining |
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Location | Cambodia, Colombia, Iraq, Nigeria |
Date | April - December 2023 |
Services provided | Evaluation, Research |
the project.
JRNY Consulting used in-country researchers in this evaluation to develop country-based case studies assessing the effectiveness of inclusive data collection practices in the Explosive Ordnance Risk Reduction sector, and collecting data on disability status, gender identity, and ethnicity, in relation to core humanitarian principles and other humanitarian approaches.
A context analysis for each location allowed a deeper understanding of the unique contextual factors related to data collection and gender and diversity-sensitive processes. We used innovative approaches such as Creative Interviewing and peer-learning sessions to provide opportunities for stakeholders to exchange knowledge and experiences and to co-create recommendations to improve gender and diversity-sensitive data collection.
The overarching comparative assessment report mapped existing gender and diversity-sensitive data collection approaches in the EORR sector, assessed their effectiveness, and provided recommendations for improvement.
objectives.
Map existing gender- and diversity-sensitive data collection approaches in the EORR sector and beyond in each country
Assess the feasibility and effectiveness of data collection approaches in the EORR sector
Develop recommendations to guide the development of the new strategic framework for 2024-2028
Provide country-specific recommendations to integrate context sensitivity into the data collection process in the EORR sector with a gender, diversity, equality, and inclusion perspective
outputs.
Comparative Assessment Report
Four country case studies
Journal article presenting global key findings and recommendations for the mine action sector
Written content for social media promotion, infographics, and factsheets
Translation into Arabic, Khmer, Kurdish, and Spanish