Transcription of GENDER TOOLKIT - UNICEF
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Integrating GENDER in Programming for Every Child in South AsiaUNICEF REGIONAL OFFICE FOR SOUTH ASIA GENDER TOOLKITC opyright UNICEF South AsiaDecember 2018 Acknowledgements:This document has been prepared by the UNICEF ROSA GENDER Section to provide guidance to enhance GENDER integration in UNICEF Programming in South GENDER TOOLKIT was produced under the leadership of the UNICEF ROSA Regional GENDER Adviser, Sheeba HarmaStrategic guidance Deputy Regional Director, Philippe Cori Technical contents and graphic design GENDER Development Officer, Rui NomotoInputs and suggestions GENDER Consultants, Navanita Sinha and Julia StewartDesign and Printing, Jagadamba Press.
Gender roles are learned from the time of birth and are reinforced by parents, teachers, peers and society. These gender roles are based on the way a society is organized and vary by age, class and ethnic group. Gender norms Gender norms are the accepted attributes and characteristics of male and female gendered identity at a particular point
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