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Close-up portrait of an Ethiopian woman wearing a traditional white Habesha kemis with a delicate green-bordered netela, set against the vibrant, sun-drenched backdrop of a modern Addis Ababa street.

Learning paper

Gender equality and social inclusion overview for the WASH sector in Ethiopia

Ethiopia GESI overview

Assessment of gender equality and social inclusion in Ethiopia’s water, sanitation and hygiene sector, highlighting opportunities and barriers for inclusive services.

Member
Ethiopia
Resource type
Learning paper
Location
Ethiopia
Year
2021
Theme
Gender and social inclusion
Tags
social justice|social inclusion|social inclusion|gender|equity
Publisher
IRC Ethiopia

This assessment contextually assesses GESI in the WASH sector by reviewing national policies, strategies, and implementation practices in Ethiopia. This will enable us to understand the opportunities and challenges for embedding GESI strategies in the implementation of interventions. In addition, the assessment provided inputs for the development of IRC WASH Ethiopia’s country programme GESI Strategy.

Gender equality and social inclusion overview for the WASH sector in Ethiopia

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