gender basic concepts

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part one: gender basic concepts definition of terms attitudes are individual views, opinions or feelings about something. beliefs are firmly held attitudes that are often regarding things like, religion, cultural practices and other major facets of a person’s life. gender socially learned roles and responsibilities assigned to women and men in a given culture and the societal structures that support these roles. gender role refers to the socially constructed and culturally specific behavior and expectations for women (i.e. femininity) or men (i.e. masculinity) and are based on heteronormativity. gender expression refers to the behavior and/or physical appearance that a person utilizes in order to express their own gender. this may or may not be consistent with socially constructed gender roles. gender equality refers to equal opportunities and outcomes for women and men. this involves the removal of discrimination and structural inequalities in access to resources, opportunities and services, and the …

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social outcomes. it assumes that gender is not an influencing factor. gender blind interventions often result in increased gender gaps; responsible staff is not accountable for such results gender perspective: it’s a way of looking at social realities with a gender lens ( questioning and analyzing in a critical way the existing gender relations, the unequal status and power of men and women, scrutinizing attitudes, policies, taxes, etc. ( identifying gender-biases and conditionings, in order to revise and modify these towards gender equality norms are the routine behaviors of individuals or groups of people within a society and this behaviors are what is used do define normal behavior. sex is the biological difference between men and women. sex differences are concerned with men's and women's bodies. men produce sperm; women bear and breastfeed children. sexual differences are the same throughout the human race i. key concepts gender is used to …

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earned behavior is what makes up gender identity, and determines gender roles and responsibilities. gender roles vary greatly from one culture to another, and from one social, political, and economic group to another within the same culture. gender roles division of labour in societies illustrates both biological and gender differences. men are often responsible for activities that require their physical strength, such as house building. because only women can bear children, many societies use this biological role as the basis on which to allocate other roles. such related roles often include caring for children and domestic chores. gender division of labor sexual division of labor results from the social differentiation introduced by the relations between men and women that attributed activities and roles according to the person’s sex. the specific tasks and activities were attributed to men and to women according to the socioeconomic and cultural context. both men women …

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ignificant and recognized role in many cultures. women’s other reproductive roles include pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding. 3. household and community services essential household and community services are those which must be carried out daily to meet the family’s and community’s basic needs, such as fuel and water collection, provision of shelter and clothing, cleaning, education, health care, care of the elderly and food processing and preparation. 4. community management and political activities this refers to the management and conservation of resources for collective community consumption (such as fuel, forests and water), as well as participation in cultural and religious ceremonies, formal and informal political activities, and involvement in development organizations. access to and control of resources the social (sexual) division of labor that attributes subordinate roles to women reduces at the same time their access to and benefits of resources. it often occurs that women have access to a specific …

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x in 1985. 1. practical gender needs practical gender needs are the concrete and practical needs women and men have for survival and economic advancement, which do not challenge the existing sexual division of labor, legal inequalities, or other aspects of discrimination due to cultural and social practices. meeting practical gender needs in development programmes may include the provision of services such as clean water, shelter and health care, as well as income generating opportunities. if women are involved in decision making and training in new areas, strategic interests may also be addressed through such practical projects. development interventions which are intended to meet women's practical gender needs may include: • water provision; • health-care provision; • opportunities for earning an income to provide for the household; • provision of housing and basic services; • distribution of food. these needs are shared by all household members, yet women often identify …

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part one: gender basic concepts definition of terms attitudes are individual views, opinions or feelings about something. beliefs are firmly held attitudes that are often regarding things like, religion, cultural practices and other major facets of a person’s life. gender socially learned roles and responsibilities assigned to women and men in a given culture and the societal structures that support these roles. gender role refers to the socially constructed and culturally specific behavior and expectations for women (i.e. femininity) or men (i.e. masculinity) and are based on heteronormativity. gender expression refers to the behavior and/or physical appearance that a person utilizes in order to express their own gender. this may or may not be consistent with socially constructed gender r...

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