Available Trainings Gender 101 Integrating Gender into RH/HIV Projects and Programs Gender Integration for New USAID Staff Gender Data Utilization Gender-based Violence Male Engagement Gender and HIV/AIDS Gender and Safe Motherhood Training of Trainers				Home > Training > Integrating Gender into RH/HIV Projects and Programs Integrating Gender into RH/HIV Projects and Programs Description: This workshop focuses on integrating gender into programs and projects and is based on the “Manual for Integrating Gender into Reproductive Health and HIV Programs: From Commitment to Action.” Participants gain an understanding of the gender framework domains, the continuum of gender in projects/programs, the principals and elements of gender-integrated projects, and skills-building in integrating gender into the six steps of the project cycle. Duration: Two days Intended audience: Both U.S.–based and in-country USAID and CA program staff Materials Facilitator Guide (PDF: 204KB) Facilitator Sheet: Statements for "Vote With Your Feet" (PDF: 25KB) Gender Terms and Continuum Handout (PDF: 13KB) Gender Domains (PPT: 3.7MB) St. Vincent and the Grenadines Case Study (PDF: 24KB) Gender Framework Domains—Part 1 (PDF: 15KB) Gender Framework Domains—Part 2 (PDF: 16KB) Facilitators' Gender Framework Domains—Part 1 (PDF: 30KB) Facilitators' Gender Framework Domains—Part 2 (PDF: 35KB) Case Studies: Continuum (PDF: 31KB) Gender and the ADS System (PPT: 330KB) Worksheet for Program Cycle Small Group Work (PDF: 13KB) Participant Evaluation (PDF: 16KB) Previous Setting: Nicaragua, March 2006 Collaborative effort between IGWG, the EGAT Office of Women in Development, and the USAID/Nicaragua Mission. Resulted in the formation of an inter-agency gender working group whose participants include USAID's NGO and CA partners. Testimonials: From Claudia Evans, Project Development Specialist, Family Planning and Reproductive Health, USAID/Nicaragua:  “Thank you for the excellent and high-quality assistance in conducting the [IGWG Gender Integration] workshops…Without doubt, it is a challenge to incorporate a gender perspective in the work we are developing with ou r partners in the Ministry of Social Sector, NGOs, and the health, democracy and agriculture projects ; but with the help of the IGWG, and with the local follow-up process that we hope to initiate, it can be achieved…We are very happy to have taken the first step.” From a workshop participant: “The technical capacity of the facilitators was excellent.  Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with the Nicaraguan people.” Previous Setting: Mali Testimonials: From Christine Sow: “… For all of us I can it really was a success! The participants were engaged and interested, and work sessions often “went on longer than planned just because people didn’t want to stop working. The really critical element of this workshop was that we were able to bring our discussion about gender down to a very applied level – and this was appreciated by all the participants (and noted as something new and not usually accomplished in other gender trainings)…. [T]he type of assistance we received from the IGWG was well worth it and definitely helped us move our gender agenda along with our partners.”