E2A 2024: Centering Gender Equity in Responses to Global Poverty

Despite crucial strides toward gender equality, current estimates suggest that it will take well over 100 years to close the global gender gap. Meanwhile, in this era of compounding crises, different genders are experiencing the impacts of climate, conflict, and economic instability differently. Policies and programs that advance gender equity need more rigorous, intersectional evidence that examines the individual and structural dimensions of inequity.
Evidence to Action: Centering Gender Equity in Responses to Global Poverty showcased new insights from academic research about gender equity in low- and middle-income countries. The conference featured work that involves innovative research methods, engages diverse collaborators, challenges normative perspectives of vulnerability and resilience, and prioritizes policy impact.
We were delighted that Jamille Bigio, Senior Coordinator for Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in the Office of the Administrator at USAID, keynoted E2A 2024.
Through presentations, panel discussions, and more, E2A explored gender transformative approaches that go beyond merely identifying and analyzing gender-related issues to present new insights that promote gender equity and improved social and economic well-being.
E2A was held in the Green Room of the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center. This in-person, half-day event was free and by registration only. CEGA regrets it was unable to accommodate virtual participation or attendance for this in-person event.
Agenda
Please see the full agenda here.
Related Resources
Presentations
Encouraging Male Involvement in Maternal Care: Evidence from Ghana | Aaron Abuosi
The Gendered Political Participation Gap in India | Soledad Artiz Prillaman
Equalizing Business Characteristics Can Close the Gender Gap in Micro-Business Performance | Solene Delecourt
Addressing Paternalistic Discrimination in the Workplace in Bangladesh | Nina Buchmann
Gender-Differentiated Credit Scoring for Borrowers with No Credit History | Paolina Medina
Publications and platforms
Sex, Power, and Adolescence: Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Behaviors | Manisha Shah
Rappicard Mx | José Antonio Murillo
Prosperia.ai | Alejandro Noriega Campero
New insights and tools to improve lives (video) | CEGA
Program Briefs
Gender Portfolio | CEGA
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Jamille Bigio