QualKit: Monitoring, evaluation and learning of gender equality and inclusion changes in development programs
技能培训班
About the Event
The “QualKit” supports organisations to monitor changes related to gender equality and inclusion in development programs. Developed by UTS-ISF and the Water for Women Fund, the QualKit has broader applicability for all development practitioners. Organisations are increasingly moving beyond counting women and girls and are investing in qualitative approaches to better understand how women and marginalised groups are affected by interventions . Yet measuring transformative changes in social norms is inherently complex , which is why qualitative data is so critical. The QualKit has adapted innovative qualitative M&E methods for travel restricted times.
The session will introduce the QualKit a qualitative toolkit for monitoring and evaluating Gender and Social Inclusion (GESI) changes. The session is aimed at development practitioners and evaluators including GESI and MEL specialists who are interested in exploring and monitoring GESI changes.
The session will introduce the QualKit a qualitative toolkit for monitoring and evaluating Gender and Social Inclusion (GESI) changes. The session is aimed at development practitioners and evaluators including GESI and MEL specialists who are interested in exploring and monitoring GESI changes.
Speakers
| 名称 | 标题 | Biography |
|---|---|---|
| Jess MacArthur Wellstein | Research Consultant | Jess MacArthur Wellstein is a doctoral student at the Institute for Sustainable Futures, innovating ways to explore how women are impacted by water and sanitation programming in South and Southeast Asia. Jess specializes in the use of design thinking to impact program strategy and market systems. |
| Melita Grant | Program Lead - International Development | Melita Grant specialises in integrated water resources management (IWRM), and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in international development, with a focus on gender equality and inclusion. Melita has expertise in water governance, regulation, and policy development. |
| Joanna Mott | GESI Specialist | Joanna Mott is the Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Advisor on the Water for Women Fund Coordinator team, with 25 years’ experience in international development, mainly with a focus on integrating gender and socially inclusive approaches in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programs. |
| Stuart Raetz | Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Manager | Stuart Raetz is the Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Manager for the Water for Women Fund. He has 15 years’ experience as a MEL practitioner in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region across a range of sectors including WASH, natural resource management and community resilience. |
| Tyler Kozole | WASH Program Manager | Tyler is the WASH Program Manager at iDE Cambodia. He leads iDE Cambodia's WASH and climate change programming and research initiatives, working with businesses and households in rural, climate-vulnerable areas. Tyler comes from a mixed background in research, public health, and market-systems devel |