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Research theme · 25 selected briefs

Gender and society.
Project topics with scope.

The collection groups research questions where gender is a substantive analytic focus, while retaining each topic’s home discipline and evidence boundaries.

What makes these topics distinct?

A passing mention of gender does not make a topic a gender-studies project. Keep the construct, population, historical corpus or institutional material explicit, and avoid treating one sample as representative of everyone.

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Development Studies · Gender and development measurement

Gender-Disaggregated Indicator Definitions in Selected Public Development Programme Reports

This Development Studies final year project examines the definitions, denominators and reporting periods attached to gender-disaggregated indicators in public programme reports through public evaluation or monitoring reports with traceable publication dates, with a defined comparison that can be adjusted to available access and supervisor guidance.

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