Gender Analysis project of the PHASE program (Protection and Health Assistance in Emergencies for Vulnerable Girls, Boys, Women and Men)
Bodhi is conducting an intersectional gender analysis to provide information to the project team and Caritas Lebanon on gender gaps, inequalities, and the needs, constraints, and opportunities of women and men, girls and boys in Lebanon. This analysis aims to help the project team understand the root causes of inequalities by defining the social, cultural, political, and economic factors that perpetuate them. The research design is based on a document review using the Girls Rights Platform (GRP) database. The baseline information of the comparative research piece is drawn from the previous “Girls Rights are Human Rights” report and explores how international policy has evolved in recent years to support this claim. The desk research is complemented by user-experience interviews, targeting diplomats directly working in these UN spaces, the UN community, and academia involved in monitoring UN-based policy making.
