Gender, Protection and CVA
الخطوط العريضة للقسم
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Existing gender inequalities mean that disasters and conflicts impact women, men, girls and boys differently. Cash based assistance is one of the most significant developments in humanitarian assistance in recent years. But the relationship between gender and cash based assistance in humanitarian contexts is poorly understood.
To find out more about the work CaLP has been doing on this topic please visit the Gender, Protection and CVA Thematic page on the CaLP website.
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A short video of the recent Gender and Cash Based Assistance in Humanitarian Action: Symposium held in Nairobi
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A short video on what role can social protection systems play in responding to humanitarian emergencies.
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CaLP’s first training video in Spanish developed in collaboration with CARE provides an overview of the relationship between gender and cash and voucher assistance (CVA) structured around the humanitarian project cycle. The video forms a module as part of UN Women’s Gender Equality in Humanitarian Action Spanish e-course which was born out of REDLAC’s (Regional Group on Risks, Emergencies, and Disasters for Latin America and the Caribbean) Gender Working Group and which holds endorsement from FLACSO Argentina (The Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences).
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