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Incorporating Intersectional Gender Analysis
into Research on Infectious Diseases of Poverty
A toolkit for health researchers
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Objectives
The following subsections respond to each
of these objectives, leaving the reader with some key questions and literature sources
to consider after reading this module.
• Discuss how an intersectional gender lens can be incorporated into the reporting and dissemination of research findings, including how stakeholders can be engaged in this process.
Activities
• Include gender-sensitive evidence within reports and other dissemination material
• Ensure that research recommendations do not perpetuate existing gender inequities
• Engage relevant stakeholders within dissemination processes
Contents
9.1 Thinking about gender and intersectionality after the research is completed
9.1.1 Avoiding common pitfalls when conducting gender analysis that may bias research results and reporting
9.2 Creating gender-sensitive reports
9.3 Ongoing dissemination, reporting and uptake of findings
9.4 Engaging stakeholders within the reporting
and dissemination process
