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This guidance note supports the integration of gender and social equality (GSE) in qualitative as well as quantitative research, independent of environmental issues, geographical focus and societal levels.
SEI is working to embed gender and social equality issues across all of its research. Illustration: smartboy10 / Getty Images.
It is mainly relevant for achieving GSE-sensitive research – that is, research that integrates GSE where there is not an explicit gender focus. The guidance will help project leaders and researchers, at SEI and elsewhere, to:
The guidance introduces the benefits of applying a GSE lens in sustainable development research and presents dimensions that are important for integrating GSE into research. Finally, it provides guidance on how to integrate GSE concerns in the main phases of conducting research.
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