Your guide to conducting an Inclusive Rapid Gender Analysis for people with disabilities in emergency settings.
A Rapid Gender Analysis gives you important information for your humanitarian response and gives recommendations on how to design or adapt your project/programme. Being aware of the differences between women and men and girls and boys with and without disabilities helps to make your response more relevant for the people most in need and ensure that nobody is left behind.
This guide is primarily for M&E (Monitoring and Evaluation) and gender specialists who want to know more about how to include people with disabilities in a Rapid Gender Analysis. In addition, it can be also used by people working in a humanitarian response with a basic understanding of assessments, analysis and gender.
Year of publication : 2021
