Gender-transformative Approaches
Introduces gender-transformative approaches (GTA) as a framework for addressing the root causes of gender inequality across the programme cycle, moving beyond gender sensitivity to challenging power dynamics and norms. For gender specialists and programme managers.
About This Course
This advanced module introduces participants to gender-transformative approaches (GTA) as a framework for addressing the root causes of gender inequality through development and humanitarian programming. Moving beyond gender sensitivity or responsiveness, GTA focuses on challenging and shifting the power dynamics, social norms, and institutional structures that perpetuate exclusion. The module combines conceptual framing with practical tools for applying GTA throughout the programme cycle and across sectors.
Key Competencies Developed
Understanding the core principles of gender-transformative approaches
Applying GTA across the programme cycle (assessment, design, implementation, M&E)
Designing interventions that address gendered power relations and social norms
Facilitating participatory reflection on gender, power, and resistance
Integrating GTA into institutional strategies, training, and advocacy
Professional Relevance
This advanced module introduces participants to gender-transformative approaches (GTA) as a framework for addressing the root causes of gender inequality through development and humanitarian programming. Moving beyond gender sensitivity or responsiveness, GTA focuses on challenging and shifting the power dynamics, social norms, and institutional structures that perpetuate exclusion. The module combines conceptual framing with practical tools for applying GTA throughout the programme cycle and across sectors.
