Gender and Conflict Early Warning: A Framework for Action
Abstract
This report addresses how to ‘engender’ early warning monitoring/exercises. Specifically, it evaluates and advocates: (1) incorporating gender-sensitive indicators into information collection to address grassroots signs of instability, and (2) incorporating gender analysis/perspectives into the formulation of response options to ensure discriminatory practices are not perpetuated in post-conflict situations. In proposing these recommendations, the report aims to make early warning more comprehensive, ‘earlier’, and to make preventive actions for effective and permanent.
Citation
Schmeidl, Susanne and Eugenia Piza-Lopez. Gender and Conflict Early Warning: A Framework for Action. International Alert and Swiss Peace Foundation, 2002.
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