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Gender Tool Kit: Transport

Maximizing the Benefits of Improved Mobility for All

Asian Development Bank

2013 Asian Development Bank

All rights reserved. Published 2013.
Printed in the Philippines.

ISBN 978-92-9254-145-3 (Print), 978-92-9254-146-0 (PDF)
Publication Stock No. TIM135613

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Asian Development Bank.

Gender tool kit: TransportMaximizing the benefits of improved mobility for all.
Mandaluyong City, Philippines: Asian Development Bank, 2013.

1. Gender. 2. Transport. I. Asian Development Bank.

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Contents

Table, Figures, and Boxes

Abbreviations

Foreword

Purpose of the Tool Kit

Chapter 1: Why Is Gender Important for the Transport Sector?

Gender Differences in Travel Patterns

Gender Differences in Use of Transport Modes

Gender Differences in Time Use and Time Poverty

Gender Differences in Access to Resources for Travel

Gender Differences in Mobility and Safety

Gender Differences in Access to and Use of Transport in Rural versus Urban Areas

Potential Gender Barriers and Benefits in Transport Projects

Chapter 2: Gender in ADB Operations

Chapter 3: Gender Analysis, Policy Dialogue, and Capacity Development

Gender Analysis

Gender Policy Dialogue

Gender Capacity Development

Chapter 4: Gender Entry Points for Transport Subsectors

Urban Transport and Services

Rural Roads

National Highways

Railways

Bridges

Water-Based Transport and Ports

Chapter 5: Mitigation of Social Risks

Addressing Vulnerability to Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV/AIDS, and Other Communicable Diseases

Womens and Girls Vulnerability to Human Trafficking and Unsafe Migration

Road Safety

Resettlement and Rehabilitation

Impacts on Existing Businesses

Chapter 6: Gender in Design and Monitoring Frameworks for Transport Projects

Impact Level

Outcome Level

Outcome Level Performance Targets or Indicators

Example of Gender Outcome and Gender Outcome Targets or Indicators in a Design and Monitoring Framework

Output Level

Output Level Performance Targets or Indicators

Data Sources or Reporting Mechanisms

Assumptions and Risks

Activities with Milestones

Gender Action Plan Monitoring

Appendixes

1 Sample Gender Action Plans

2 Sample Terms of Reference for Consultants

3 Selected Resources on Gender and Transport

Table, Figures, and Boxes

Table

1 Gender Mainstreaming: Key Actions in the Project Cycle

Figures

1 Womens Travel Patterns and Mobility Constraints in Developing Countries

2 Gender Patterns in Mode of Transport Usage in Mekong Delta

Boxes

1 Song from the Cycling Campaign for Women (Translated from Tamil)

2 Pilot Border Trade and Investment Development Project in Papua New Guinea, 2009Affordable Access to Health Services

3 Second Rural Roads Project in Peru

4 Gender Mainstreaming Categories

5 Some Issues to Consider When Conducting Gender Analysis in Transport Operations

6 Integrated Transport Project in Lesotho, FY20072011

7 Examples of Innovative Tools for Collection of Data on the Experience of Transport Users

8 Sewa Bank Transportation Needs Assessment

9 Institutionalization of Gender Mainstreaming in Local Government in Bangladesh

10 Mekong Gender and Transport Workshop

11 Building the Gender Capacity of the Ministry of Transport in Viet Nam

12 What Do We Know about Gender and Urban Transport Patterns in Developing Asia?

13 The Experience of Women Commuters in Calcutta, India

14 Greater Dhaka Sustainable Urban Transport Project in Bangladesh

15 Gender Design Features in Urban Transport Projects

16 Moving Women Up the Employment Ladder in Urban Transport

17 Gender Equality and Empowerment of Women Project in Nepal

18 Rural Connectivity Investment Program in India

19 Making Roads Work for Women in Cambodia

20 Community Empowerment Through Road Improvement in Timor-Leste

21 Yunnan Integrated Road Network Development Project in the Peoples Republic of China

22 Second Rural Infrastructure Improvement Project in Bangladesh

23 World Bank Third Rural Transport Project in Viet Nam

24 Gender Design Features in National Highway Projects

25 Addressing Gender Impacts in the Privatization of Kenya Railways

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