Illustrating Insights: Evidence-Based Recommendations for Gender and Youth Integration
![The colorful graphic presents evidence-based recommendations from the Gender and Youth Activity (GAYA) for integrating gender and youth perspectives. These recommendations aim to inform GAYA's intervention design and improve the understanding of implementing partners' needs and strengths. The recommendations include enlisting senior management and technical sector leads as champions, incorporating gender and youth competencies, collaborating across partners, utilizing social behavior change approaches.](/sites/default/files/styles/landscape_640_x_427_/public/2023-05/Evidence-based_Recommendations_%20RESIZE%201.png?itok=NPNOXnxo)
Are you interested in learning more about how to integrate gender and youth into your activities?
Join the USAID/BHA-Funded Gender and Youth Activity (GAYA) on March 28th for our webinar Illustrating Insights: Evidence-Based Recommendations for Gender and Youth Integration. Last year, GAYA surveyed over 600 implementers to better understand the barriers that exist around the integration of gender and youth in development and emergency programs. Based on this formative research, GAYA identified action-oriented recommendations implementers can take to strengthen their programming.
During this 90-minute webinar, GAYA will share our latest resource that outlines key recommendations, strategies, and tools to address these challenges. Then you will hear from a panel of implementers about how they addressed such challenges in their work.
Simultaneous interpretation will be available in French, Spanish, and Arabic. A graphic recording will also be available to capture this important dialogue.
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Presenters
Solomon Girma
Solomon is the Youth Employment and Income Generating Activity Advisor with CARE on the USAID/BHA-funded SPIR II Resilience Food Security Activity in Ethiopia. Solomon is a youth empowerment and positive youth development expert with 13+ years of experience.
Unity Kashora
Unity Kashora is a Village Savings and Loan Associations Technical Specialist for Takunda, a USAID/BHA-funded Resilience Food Security Activity implemented by CARE and other partners in Zimbabwe.
Agnes Achilla
Agnes Achilla works with Catholic Relief Services as the Gender Program Manager for NUYOK, a USAID/BHA-funded Resilience Food Security Activity in Uganda. Agnes has worked with NUYOK for over four years and is passionate about working with communities to address systemic gender barriers and promote healthier and happy relationships.
Rodwell Sibanda
Rodwell Masocha Sibanda is the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) Specialist for Nuyok - RFSA, a USAID/BHA funded activity in the Karamoja Sub-region of Uganda. Rodwell is passionate about ICT4D, knowledge management, learning and adaptive management. He works for Catholic Relief Services, Uganda and has been involved in M&E work since 2003.