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Start date: 4 September 2019 - End date: 19 November 2019
Institution: Global Human Rights Education and Training Centre (HREA)
Language: English
Modality: Online
Cost: € 655 (after 1 July 2019: € 755); tuition for auditors: € 245 (€ 305 after 1 July 2019)
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This advanced e-learning course aims to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge of gender mainstreaming and gender analysis. It draws on best practice and case studies from around the world. The course also provides the opportunity to focus on a specific sectors or policy areas (such as, education, sexual exploitation and abuse, organisational development, or human resources) and for participants to employ this knowledge in their own workplace through an action research topic.
The first half of the course will focus on lessons learned in gender mainstreaming in various UN agencies, international non-governmental organisations, governments and programmes. In the second half participants will be introduced to specific gender mainstreaming tools, including the use of gender planning frameworks, and several topical areas based on the interest of the participants. Critical analysis of current theory and practice is encouraged throughout the course.
Contact: training@humanrightscampus.org
URL: Apply here (English)
Start date: 20 May 2019 - End date: 14 July 2019
Institution: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
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Deadline: 28 April 2019
UNCTAD will offer a special edition of its online course on trade and gender. The additional module includes case studies, data, and coursework with an overall approach that gives weight to topics that best address the region-specific context of member States of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA). This course is offered in both English and French over a period of eight weeks: from 20 May to 14 July 2019.
The course is managed and tutored by the UNCTAD Trade, Gender and Development Programme. The course is based on volume 1 of UNCTAD teaching manual on trade and gender, titled "Unfolding the links".
Contact: simonetta.zarrilli@UNCTAD.org
URL: Read more
Start date: 1 May 2019 - End date: 28 May 2019
Cost: € 335/€ 135 for auditors
This course addresses the importance of data to advance gender equality, including safe and ethical techniques for data collection, sharing, and management. Participants will gain an understanding of the various methods and modalities for data collection in development and humanitarian settings. Topics covered include: sex-disaggregated data, qualitative and quantitative data, data management, safe and ethical data guidance, tools and resources for gender monitoring and evaluation.
Start date: 15 April 2019 - End date: 2 June 2019
Cost: Free
Deadline: 31 March 2019
The objective of this online course (available in English and French) is to provide participants with the knowledge needed to analyse the two-way relationship between trade and gender, and ultimately produce gender-aware policy recommendations. To this end, the course introduces the concepts of trade and gender, and combines theory on the interaction between trade and gender with empirical evidence. At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
The course targets academics (from universities and research centres), policymakers and representatives of civil society in developing and transition countries involved in research, teaching, policy formulation and implementation, advocacy or field work in the area of trade and gender. Qualified women candidates are particularly encouraged to apply. Applicants must hold a Master's degree in economics, law, political science or related area, and have good knowledge of English.
Click here to apply for the English version.
Click here to apply for the French version.
Contact: Simonetta.Zarrilli@un.org
Start date: 15 February 2019 - End date: 31 March 2020
Institution: World Bank
Deadline: N/A
This self-paced course focuses on the linkages between gender equality and energy using recent research, data and country level experiences. It is geared towards social development and energy specialists, policy makers, practitioners, and members of civil society and others. Participants can take this course at their own pace either in one sitting or through various sessions. The modules cover the following topics: 1) Overview; 2) Electricity Infrastructure; 3) Energy Access: Household Energy and Rural Electrification; 4) Clean Energy: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency; 5) Energy policies; 6) Tools and Guidance.
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Start date: 1 January 2019 - End date: 31 December 2020
Institution: USAID
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This course aims to provide USAID staff with a holistic view of gender equality — enabling participants to describe what gender equality is, and what the policies are enacted by USAID to implement it into the workplace and in programming. The course also seeks to help participants understand why gender equality is important, and the roles and responsibilities of every USAID employee to implement and promote it.
URL: Learn more & register here
Start date: 1 January 2019 - End date: 30 December 2020
Institution: Global Environment Facility (GEF), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and GEF Small Grants Programme (SGP)
The Gender and Environment e-course is a valuable resource for the environmental community in its efforts to be more gender responsive. By providing examples and data, the e-course demonstrates the linkages between gender equality and environmental sustainability, and shows how gender-responsive policies and projects support environmental outcomes. The e-course is structured around six modules - an introductory module and five modules on gender dimensions linked to biodiversity, climate change, land degradation, international waters, and chemicals and waste.
Contact: info@unccelearn.org
URL: Learn more
Start date: 26 November 2018 - End date: 28 November 2018
Institution: ITC-ILO International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization
Modality: Blended
Cost: EUR 1,600
Deadline: 26 October 2018
Description: This 3-day international workshop at ITC-ILO's Turin Campus, Italy, proposes a strategic understanding of policy-making as being intertwined with - and dependent on - media strategies and communication platforms. The training will consider best practices on communicating issues relating to gender equality and inclusiveness in the context of progressive social campaigns. Participants will review various storytelling formats and techniques and gain tools and competencies to implement best practices on campaigning for gender equality and inclusiveness. By combining online and offline strategies, the training will enhance participants' mastery of media strategies to communicate social change on gender equality and inclusiveness.
Specifically, this training workshop will enable participants to:
Contact: ilsgen@itcilo.org
URL: Apply now
Start date: 31 October 2018 - End date: 11 December 2018
Institution: Human Rights Education and Training Centre (HREA)
This e-learning course introduces participants to general definitions, concepts and normative and legal frameworks related to concepts of gender-based violence. The course will cover forms, causes and consequences of GBV in conflict contexts, as well as on an endemic basis. Prevention and response programming, as well as models underpinning mainstreaming and targeted actions on GBV, and the need for coordinated approaches will be covered. The course will provide basic knowledge and skills on GBV to staff of international humanitarian and development organisations aiming to deepen their understanding and engagement on GBV responsive programming.
This e-learning course analyses the concepts of human trafficking and migrant smuggling while discussing various practical cases from around the globe. It focuses on existing policies and modalities of prevention, protection and prosecution, including victim identification, national/trans-national referral mechanisms and best practices in combating these crimes while addressing the needs of survivors.
