Gender and armed conflicts : challenges for decent work, gender equity and peace building agendas and programmes
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Gender and armed conflicts : challenges for decent work, gender equity and peace building agendas and programmes

Crisis Response and Reconstruction Working Paper No. 2
Type: Working paper
Date issued: 01 March 2001
Reference: 92-2-112469-X[ISBN]
Authors: Eugenia Date-Bah, Martha Walsh and others, Crisis Response and Reconstruction, ILO
Download: English [pdf 641KB]
Provides an analytical synthesis of research and insights upon country studies undertaken by the ILO between 1996 and 2000. Intends to guide policy formulation, effective pursuit of gender-sensitive programming, decent work and other activities, to stimulate and advance current debate on women and gender issues in the wake of conflict.

Tag: women workers, equal rights, armed conflict, women, natural disasters

Regions and countries covered: Mozambique, Guatemala, Lebanon, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Unit responsible: ILO Programme on Crisis Response and Reconstruction

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