Evaluation of gender and diversity-sensitive
data collection approaches within
Explosive Ordnance Risk Reduction
| Partner | Geneva International Centre for International Demining |
|---|---|
| Location | Colombia, Somalia, Ukraine |
| Date | October - December 2024 |
| Services provided | Research |
the project.
We used Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) and gender- and diversity-sensitive monitoring and evaluation of mine action to investigate the complex linkages between the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda’s pillars, Youth, Peace, and Security (YPS) agenda’s pillars, and gender mainstreaming in Explosive Ordnance Risk Reduction.
QCA's rigorous methodology ensured that research outcomes were applicable across diverse contexts, enabling the identification of challenges, best practices, and lessons learned.
Evidence-based recommendations to strengthen the synergy between the WPS and YPS agendas and gender mainstreaming in EORR at national, regional, and international level provided GICHD with a comprehensive understanding of how gender mainstreaming in EORR can enhance WPS and YPS initiatives.
objectives.
Investigate the extent to which WPS pillars are integrated into EORR policies, programmes, and projects in different countries and vice versa
Examine the impact of women inclusion initiatives on the effectiveness and inclusivity of EORR activities
Identify challenges, best practices, and lessons learned in incorporating an integrated approach to women empowerment and gender perspectives
Provide evidence-based recommendations for enhancing synergies at national, regional, and international levels
outputs.
Data analysis
Peer learning and sense-making workshops in each country
In-depth case studies
360-degree video documentation creating virtual “on-the-ground” experiences of case study countries
