South Asian Gender Alliance
Together, Developing & Strengthening Gender Perspectives
REPORT - H.I.V. FROM BLOOD EXPOSURE IN INDIA
The biomedical facts are that the HIV virus
transmits many hundreds times faster through blood than through semen, and yet the
sexual route totally dominates our work with the blood route mostly neglected and this, in a country where unsterile health care is so common. If we are wrong, and not addressing how HIV is spreading, that would
be disastrous. This report is the result of the research to find the facts! 
TOOL -HIV/AIDS & GENDER ASSESMENT (HAGA)
HIV affects the Genders in different ways. This differentiation needs to be understood. The HIV/AIDS & Gender Assessment (HAGA) Tool is one step in this direction..
TOOL - GENDER AND EMPOWERMENT IMPACT ASSESMENT (GEA)
Empowerment means increased opportunities to control one’s own life. It gives: one the power to make decisions, the power to have your voice heard, the power to put things on the agenda, power to negotiate new issues & the power within yourself to challenge past customs.
This handbook presents a simple matrix for Gender Empowerment Impact Assessment (GEA) which reflects how a development project affects women and men, or boys and girls.
ACTION PLAN - WOMEN'S RIGHTS & GENDER EQUALITY IN DEVELOPEMENT COOPERATION, 2007–2009
AN INTRODUCTION TO A SOCIAL EQUITY AUDIT
This book is about social equity - the quality of being fair, just and inclusive. The only difficulty is that this is easier said than done, especially in a world where exclusion is the norm. We take on the role of perpetrators or victims as the situation commands. Exclusions are so omnipresent that we have internalised most of them and fail to recognise them in our personal or professional lives. This is an attempt to identify and understand exclusions in our professional work.
IASC GENDER HANDBOOK - THE BASICS
The Basics - Different needs - Equal Oppurtunities, A powerpoint presentation by Dr Madhumita Sarkar -GenCap Gender Advisor
UNRC Sri Lanka
PSYCOSOCIAL SERVICES & HUMANITARIAN WORKERS GUIDE & CODE OF CONDUCT
A guide for practitioners to develop psychosocial services to help people cope with
the emotional effects of disasters.
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