Level 3 Gender Sensitive

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Gender Unequal
(or Unknown)

Gender
Neutral

Gender
Sensitive

Gender
Specific

Gender Transformative

What does this mean?

Being Gender-Sensitive means that your health data considers gender norms, roles and relations. Brava! Your work is gender aware and that is a huge step towards gender equity. However, it is only the first step: Now that you have considered how gender affects health outcomes, the next step is to address the inequities generated by these unequal norms, roles and relations.

What are the next steps?

In order to move forward in your gender transformation journey from Gender Sensitive to Gender Specific, you’ll need to learn how to develop remedial actions towards gender equity via programs and policies. 

Recommended resources for you

You can access this collection of materials to DO how to address the gender inequities in your health programs and policies. 

  • Do

    Adopt gender equitable data practices into your work.