At CSVR, the Gender Programme integrates gender justice into every aspect of our work. With over 30 years of experience challenging exclusionary practices and violence we've made gender transformation a cornerstone of our approach. We recognize that gender transformation is not just a standalone initiative – it's woven into everything we do, from research and advocacy to trauma-informed mental health and psychosocial support. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion drives us to ensure that women, girls, boys, men, and gender non-conforming individuals are considered at every stage of our interventions.
Our twin-track approach to gender transformation is grounded in a nuanced understanding of diversity. Here's how it works:
Mainstreaming Gender:
We integrate gender across all our programs and projects, guided by our strategic framework. This means assessing and addressing the impact of our interventions on diverse gender groups throughout the project lifecycle.
Targeted Actions:
Informed by a Gender Transformative perspective, we design interventions tailored to the needs of marginalized groups. Whether it is women, children, LGBTQI+ communities, or people with disabilities, our initiatives are responsive to diverse realities and experiences.