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Nutrition International highlights Canada-Africa partnership to advance nutrition, health and education goals
November 18, 2024
This toolkit has been created to provide nutrition practitioners with guidance and tools to conduct sex- and gender-based analysis (SBGA) within their programs. It is based on the premise that gender equality and improved nutrition are mutually reinforcing; that a woman’s empowerment status is interconnected with her nutritional status and that addressing underlying gendered barriers and constraints will improve nutritional outcomes in programming. Drawing from a range of best practices, this document includes information on recruiting gender equality expertise, analytical frameworks, as well as steps to create a gender action plan and develop partnerships that will support gender equality objectives.