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GAYA Capacity Strengthening Activities

About The Gender and Youth Activity (GAYA) strives to strengthen the capacity of implementers around the integration of gender and youth in food and nutrition security programs. To do this, GAYA collaborates closely with implementing partners to understand the crucial capacity, knowledge, and practice gaps implementers face. From there, GAYA develops products and capacity-strengthening opportunities that meet implementers' expressed needs. These opportunities include knowledge sharing and learning events; engagement in Resilience Food Security Activities’ (RFSAs) refine and implement year; and the Gender, Youth, Food Security, and Resilience Fellowship. Explore this page to learn more about GAYA’s Capacity Strengthening Opportunities. Contact

Scope of Work: Consultant, Gender and Social inclusion for Practices, Research and Operations in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

PRO-WASH is seeking to hire a consultant to enhance gender and social inclusion (GESI) within WASH and Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) activities and to ensure that GESI is addressed as a cross-cutting issue in PRO-WASH’s forthcoming technical guides and training packages. https://www.fsnnetwork.org/sites/default/files/2022-03/PRO-WASH_Scope_of_Work_C…

GAYA Small Grants Program

About The Gender and Youth Activity (GAYA) aims to help implementers strengthen their capacity to design and implement effective food security activities. One key avenue for this support is GAYA’s Small Grants Program (SGP). The SGP responds to feedback from implementers of food security activities indicating a need for practical, program-oriented approaches to better integrate and use gender and youth-focused data. After a competitive award process in 2023, GAYA awarded Program Improvement Award (PIA) small grants to three food security Implementing Partners. With these funds, the grantees are working to improve the collection and use of gender and youth data

Gender Transformative Climate Adaptation - African Women's Leadership as Driver for Change

In the second week of Commission on the Status of Women (CSW66), join CARE International for a side event to hear from representatives from governments, civil society, and multilateral agencies working in African countries and discuss their good practices and recommendations on how to promote women’s leadership and gender equality in the climate justice agenda. Panelists will reflect on the impacts of the climate crisis on women and girls and discuss how individuals can take action to support effective solutions.

Sanitation Quality Standards for Emergencies Webinar

Join PRO-WASH and the Global WASH Cluster's Faecal Sludge Management Technical Working Group for a webinar on the recently issued Sanitation Quality Standards for Emergencies. These standards help the WASH sector meet the growing challenges of providing effective fecal sludge management in emergency contexts. The webinar will cover the intended audience the standards were designed for, when and where they can be applied, and how implementers can access and help with testing. This event will be held in English with simultaneous French, Spanish, and Arabic interpretation. View English Presentation Watch English Recording View Arabic Presentation | Watch Arabic Recording View

HAEC Capacity Strengthening Activities

About HAEC's hosts both in-person and online capacity-strengthening activities to fill critical gaps in the humanitarian space surrounding impact evaluations. Specifically, HAEC works to debunk common myths surrounding conducting impact evaluations in humanitarian contexts, strengthen implementing partners' capacity to identify when an impact evaluation is appropriate and would provide value for the organization, provides templates and resources to reduce time and cost barriers associate with evaluations, and collaborates with policymakers to create useful time-saving resources. Navigating Constraints to Implementing Impact Evaluations in Humanitarian Settings To increase the utilization of impact evaluations, HAEC first worked to understand the key barriers to