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Infrastructure sits at the very centre of development pathways and underpins economic growth, productivity and well-being. yet infrastructure has suffered from chronic under investment for decades, in both developed and developing economies.

… Fiji, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea, with a focus on gender, equity, and health impacts. This report also provides … Little information was available to support a rigorous gender analysis. Expert interviews and site visits were used … The water and sanitation situation analysis integrates gender issues to the extent possible. In conclusion, Section …

… to investigate any legacy safeguard issues and consider gender equity and equality related dimensions associated with … economic development, consideration must be given to gender, environmental and human rights implications on … o Network Accessibility and Affordability o Safety o Gender Dimensions  Grievance Redress Mechanisms  Service …

… 19 1.3 Impact on Poverty and Gender … for livelihood and subsistence, and are vulnerable to gender-based violence in the aftermath of disasters. Despite …

… communities, and at regional scales, and can be gender- and age-specific (Turner and Turner 2008). The … 2005); this entails acknowledging that people of different genders often interact with nature in different ways and, … a biocultural perspective, thereby contributing to reduce gendered inequalities (Díaz-Reviriego et al. 2016; Wall et …

… Ban and Frid, 2018; Porten et al., 2019), promotion of gender equity (Leisher et al., 2016; Kleiber et al., 2018; … of diverse and marginalized groups, including different genders, ethnicities, and classes; (e) affirmation of … norms or institutions marginalize certain groups (e.g., gender, ethnic, class, clan, racial, or religious) • Presence …

… which access is often mediated by a combination of class, gender, ethnicity, education, age and economic development … and involve paid labour or unpaid familial inputs. Age, gender, religion, education and ethnic- ity are critical … to equity and inclusion along lines such as class, gender and eth- nicity38. Exclusive resource access or …

… 2: Women’s empowerment and improved equity •→�Progressed gender equity in terms of participation, decision making and … political and social community dynamics is largely gender neutral. A more-specific characteristic to note was … (V4a, V5b, V5c) to advance women’s empower- ment and gender equity. As one female participant stated, “At first, I …

… ICTs also have an important role to play in promoting gender equality in developing countries. ICTs can be used to … such it has become ‘critical’ 64 Navas-Sabater, J. (2006), Gender and ICT: role of the World Bank Group. Presentation … mobile telephony increases it is apparent that an initial gender gap in mobile ownership is reducing. As at the end of …

… enhanced global food security, potential to ensure greater gender parity as ocean-based industries expand, and improved …