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_a305.3 _bPOR |
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_aPorter, Fenella _93715 |
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_aGender training for development policy implements : _bonly a partial solution / _cFenella Porter and Ines Smyth |
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_aOxford : _c1998 _bOxfam, |
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_a 38 pages ; _c28 cm |
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520 | _aA paper taking a critical look at gender training, drawing on the experience of five different international development organizations. It suggests that training is only one element of the varied strategy needed for organizations to become gender-sensitive | ||
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_aDevelopment economics _91867 |
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_aWomen in development _91869 |
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_aGender identity _91868 |
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_aSmyth, Ines _93716 |
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_cBOOK _2ddc |
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