6.11. PowerPoint Presentations

Gender and Transport Resource Guide

• Why Gender and Transport
• Promising Approaches for Mainstreaming Gender in Transport

GRTI Presentations

• Review of Experience of GRTI in Sub-Sahara Africa.
• Ethiopia Country Report.
• Mainstreaming Women in Rural Travel and Transport: A Case Study of Kenya.
• Malawi Evaluation Report on Promotion of IMTs, Department of Local Government, Malawi.
• Uganda GRTI Country Status Report. Eng. Were-Higeny. Presentation at GRTI Conference, Harare, Zimbabwe, 2002.
• Taking Men and Women into Account in SSATP. (In French)
• GRTI Independent Evaluation Summary

Gender and Transport

• Challenges in Addressing the Gender Dimensions of Transport in Developing Countries: Lessons Learned from the World Bank. J. Riverson, et.al., Presentation at the TRB Conference, 2006.
• Gender and Transport: a Rationale for Action. M. Bamberger. World Bank.
• Mainstreaming Gender in Transport in the Context of the PRSP. M. Bamberger. World Bank. GRTI 2002.
• Integrating Gender into Transport Programs: Lessons for the Energy Sector. M. Bamberger World Bank. 2000.
• Gender and Transport. J. Lebo. World Bank. South Africa.1999.
• Some Observations on Gender, Transport and Poverty Reduction Strategies. G. Banjo. SSATP Conference, Malawi, August, 2000.
• Too Much Work, Too Little Time: Gender Dimensions of Water, Transport and Energy. M. Blackden. World Bank. No date.
• Gender Integration at the Project Level. E. Rankin. Module 2. Designing Gender Sensitive IMT Component. World Bank.
• Developing IMT Programs for Women. E. Rankin. Module 6. Designing Gender Sensitive IMT Component. World Bank.
• IMT Planning Process for Inclusion of Women. E. Rankin. Module 8: Designing Gender Sensitive IMT Component. World Bank.
• Public Private Partnerships, Gender, Infrastructure and Poverty. Part 1 and Part 2 . World Bank Institute. 2005.

Monitoring and Evaluation

• Research Methods in the Context of PRSP and Gender Issues: Data Collection Methods. C. M. Bamberger, World Bank and A. Shanda for the GRTI Regional Workshop. October 2002.
• GRTI Workshop on Data Analysis. C. M. Bamberger, World Bank for the GRTI Regional Workshop, 2002.
• Gender Evaluation and the Example of the Engendered Logframe. H. H. Odame. International Service of National Agricultural Research (ISNAR).

Transport and Maternal Health

• Accessibility During Childbirth in Ethiopia. M. Muleta, Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital, 2004.

Transport and HIV/AIDS

• Applying Lessons from East Asia. M. M. Nunez. EASTR, World Bank, November 2005.
• Building HIV/AIDS Resilient Societies: Transport Sector contributions. International Development Research Center( IDRC) Canada. November, 2005.
• Transport Against HIV/AIDS: Mainstreaming the Response in Africa and South Asia. G. Z Chen. Sector Manager, Transport South Asia Region, November, 2005.
• Republic of Senegal: Second Sector Program of Transportation. November, 2005.
• Zambia Transport Sector Response to HIV/AIDS: Taming HIV on our Roads. November, 2005.
• Mitigating HIV/AIDS on Transport Corridors: The Abidjan - Lagos Corridor Project. S. Silue. AFTTR. November, 2005.
• Abidjan Corridor Evaluation. 2006. [In French]
• Engineering and Social Aspects in Applying HIV-AIDS Clauses in Road Works Contracts in Ethiopia. J. Riverson, Lead Highway Engineer and A. Lema, Social Scientist. Africa Transport Unit, World Bank. November, 2005.
• Encouraging Employee Participation in HIV/AIDS Workplace Interventions: the Experience of International Transport Workers Federation and its Affiliates in Africa. R. Ojiambo-Ochieng. November, 2005.