Translation, layout: May 15. Available: End of May (!?!

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Resource Book Gender and Malaria

• With funding from Sida

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Why a RB?

• Proven tool for spreading the word and putting
  new issues on the agenda (Kvf earlier experience
  on trafficking, honourbased violence.)
• Does not need to be comprehensive or cover it
  all . It is a start.
• A tool for developing a network

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Objectives of RB on Gender and Malaria

• To develop an overview of existing knowledge and
  organisations working on malaria and gender and
• Identify possible gaps of knowledge and
  approaches to malaria and gender

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Target group

• Actors yet not active- but interested in
  initiating activities on gender and malaria
• Governments
• Donors
• The health sector
• Researchers
• The private sector
• Development agencies
• CSOs

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Preliminary Table of Content

• Foreword
• Introduction
• Gender and Malaria
• Malaria - an overview
• Gender and health (key issues)
• Malaria in a gender perspective (local/regional
  specificities - Africa, Asia,Latin America) Case
  studies
• Gender and malaria in practice Good practices
• Identified gaps and recommendations for research,
  programming and action
• Resources
• Gender and malaria matrix
• Overview of existing resources on gender and
  malaria (on-line and published)
• Actors active in the field of gender and malaria
  (CSOs, leaders, reserachers, other by region
  global)
• Glossary on key concepts

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Methods

• Internet research
• Gender and malaria workshop in Arusha
• Contributions of all parties in the network
• Snow-balling (contacts of contacts)
• Case studies and good practices from network
  members

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Responsibilities

• Kvinnoforum overall co-ordination, collection of
  data and draft report writing
• Maria Holtsberg, Bangkok office
  maria.holtsberg_at_kvinnoforum.se
• RBM, MIM,FAS provide contacts and material to MH.
• Content editing partners.

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Preliminary Timing

• Arusha Workshop March 13-15 (input on actors,
  activities, research, other)
• Deadline data to Maria H April 1
• First draft April 20
• Editing and proof reading April 25
• Translation, layout May 15
• Available End of May (!?!)

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Other aspects

• Dissemination on-line, copies
• Language translation to French (and Spanish)
• Limited budget (it is a start)

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What we need from you

• Information on you and your work
• Other contacts
• Case studies (voices of those affected, with a
  gender perspective)
• Good practices (different types)
• Literature and research