Development in Conflict
Judy El Bushra, Eugenia Piza-Lopez
This report arose out of a workshop held in Thailand in February 1993, which included participants from Oxfam UK and Ireland, from the Gender and Development Unit, staff in Asia and the Middle East and from sister organizations. The report aims to present the discussions at the workshop in a form which should be of interest and practical use to development workers, both in the field and in planning and policy, who are seeking practical and theoretical insights into the problems of integrating a gender perspective into conflict-related work. The impact of conflict on women and gender relations are analysed, and appropriate research and planning tools, gender-sensitive programme implementation and training needs for staff and partners are assessed. There are several case studies from different countries where conflict is affecting the lives of men and women, and the work of NGOs.
Published: 1994
Pages: 106
eBook: 9780855986988
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| * Forward | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| I: Development and conflict:The Gender Dimension | |||
| 1. Understanding armed conflict | |||
| 1.1:Introduction | |||
| 1.2:Analysing conflicts | |||
| 1.3:Conflict as a process | |||
| 1.4:A new model of development | |||
| 2. The gender dimensions of armed conflict | |||
| 2.1:Introduction | |||
| 2.2:Women's experience in conflict | |||
| 2.3:Changes in gender relations: power, conflict and transformation | |||
| 3. Implementing gender-sensitive responses to armed conflict | |||
| 3.1:Introduction | |||
| 3.2:Assessment, monitoring and evaluation | |||
| 3.3:Policy considerations in specific conflict-related situation | |||
| 3.4:Partnership issues | |||
| 3.5:Institutional issues | |||
| II Case Studies | |||
| 1. The impact of armed conflict on gender relations | |||
| Cambodia | |||
| Somalia | |||
| Uganda | |||
| 2. The effects of conflict on women | |||
| An overview | |||
| A checklist | |||
| 3. Meeting the support needs of women in conflict situations | |||
| Sri Lanka | |||
| 4. Working with partners on gender issues in conflict situations | |||
| Burma | |||
| Philippines | |||
| 5. The evolution of Oxfam's gender strategy in conflict | |||
| Lebanon | |||
| * References | |||
| * Figures |
Judy El Bushra
Judy El Bushra is a Programme Manager at the Great Lakes Programme of International Alert. She has 30 years of experience in development work in both governmental and non-governmental bodies, with a particular geographical focus on Sudan and Somalia. Her main areas of professional interest have been research and training in gender and development, distance education, conflict analysis, and, more recently, culture and performance and their relevance for development.
Eugenia Piza-Lopez
Eugenia Piza Lopez is the Team Leader for the Crisis Prevention and Disaster Preparedness Programme of the UNDP Pacific Sub-Regional Centre working on disaster preparedness, risk reduction, conflict prevention and recovery issues. Eugenia also worked for Oxfam GB for nine years as Social Development Adviser for Asia, Head of the Gender and Development Unit and as Senior Policy Adviser in charge of policy advocacy towards the United Nations.
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