2023 > Gender and Renewable Energy
Concept paper on gender mainstreaming in the renewable energy sector
Connecting three SDG7 Affordable and Clean Energy, SDG5 Gender Equality and SDG17 Partnership for the Goals, the paper provides recommendations for SSTC RE participating countries in reducing gender inequality and increasing access to renewable energy focusing on policy enhancement, programme development, innovation promotion and multi-stakeholder cooperation.
Access the full publication here.
Author: Gaynor Tanyang
Publisher: GIZ Indonesia
2021 > Disaster and Climate Resilience
Policies Tackling Climate Risks: Is ASEAN Moving to the Right Direction?
The paper turns to national and regional policies in ASEAN, discussing how they fit into the bigger picture of modern climate agreements and frameworks.
View the chapter here. Access the full publication at the AHA Centre.
Author: Gaynor Tanyang
Publisher: AHA Centre
2019 > Inclusion and Disaster Resilience
More at risk: How older people are excluded in humanitarian data
When disaster strikes, older people are more at risk than other age groups. Despite the fact that several international humanitarian organisations, including the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) and HelpAge International, have emphasised the importance of collecting age-inclusive data, the research found that only one in five organisations collected age- and sex- disaggregated data in all their disaster preparedness initiatives.
Access the full publication at the HelpAge International.
Author: Gaynor Tanyang
Publisher: HelpAge International
Video: Munisipyo Laging Handa
Video: Handa
2018 > Local governance and disaster resilience
Handa: Resource Book on Disaster Preparedness for LGUs
From the implementation of the Disaster Preparedness and Response/Climate Change Adaptation (DPR/CCA) Project that spanned seven years, from 2011 to 2017, out came the experiences of more than 100 partners who ardently pursued disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) work. This is a book that shares the adversities of changing old mindsets. It is a collection of insights on new and effective ways of building systems on disaster preparedness, prevention, mitigation, and building resilient communities.
The resource book was accompanied by an animated educational video and a documentary.
Author: Lumina Ventures team
Commissioned by: World Food Programme
2018 > Humanitarian Effectiveness
ASEAN-ERAT: Solidarity in Action
ERAT’s history goes several months back, even years, before Cyclone Nargis. This book describes the history and evolution of the ASEAN-ERAT system with accompanying stories from the team members’ real-life experiences on the ground.
Access this book which is part of The AHA Centre Knowledge Series.
Author: Gaynor Tanyang
Publisher: AHA Centre
2008 > Women and sustainable fisheries
Creating the space to empower women fishers: lessons from the Philippines
Oxfam GB’s Leadership Development Programme for Women works with four partners in the Philippines. The work involves assessing how far gender is mainstreamed into programme work, and developing action plans to ensure that women working in the fi shing industry play a more active role in community-based coastal resource management and in designing fi sheries policy reforms. In the course of this work, participants identified the steps necessary to establish a favourable environment for encouraging and supporting more women to become leaders in the fi shing sector.
An expanded version of the article is available at Oxfam.
Author: Aurora Urgel and Gaynor Tanyang
Publisher: Oxfam