WGCD Learning Cluster
WGCD projects are studying how gender transformative approaches to household bargaining and decision-making can improve women’s agency and outcomes ranging from household food security to financial literacy to increased use of contraceptives.
Learning Questions:
- How does enhancing women’s agency and access to resources together influence women’s intra-household bargaining and decision-making?
- What are the strengths and limitations of different methodologies to measure women and girls’ involvement in bargaining at the household level?
Presentation at the African Population Conference 2019
Intimate Partners or Community Leaders: Which men matter most for women’s access to contraception?
Presentation at ICFP
Decision-Making and Power Dynamics Among Couples and the Implications for Contraceptive Uptake
Blog Published by SEEP
Building Trust, and Tailored Financial Products Help Women on the Margins
Presentation at SEEP Annual Conference 2018