Intermediate outcome: Various possible questions and indicators have been captured and integrated under the first enabling outcome (see above) Greater integration of Additional questions could include: gender and socially inclusive Q: How have incentives and accountability to adopt gender and inclusive approaches been constructed and monitored and what is approaches by governments, their level of success and effectiveness? private sector, Q: What strategies have proved most effective in promoting integration of gender and inclusive approaches amongst government, organisations and private sector, community-based organisations and communities with whom the CSO is directly engaging? What barriers or communities challenges have been met and how have they been overcome? Intermediate outcome: Q: What types of products have been developed and for what purpose and audience? How has quality been ensured? Documentation and sharing Q: What innovations have been developed in communicating new gender and socially inclusive evidence and practice? of gender and socially Q: Who was involved in developing knowledge outputs and how was any relevant capacity development supported? inclusive evidence and Q: At which events has active engagement and sharing of gender and socially inclusive evidence and practice taken place? How effective practices with many people were reached? other CSOs, national and I: Number of externally focussed information sharing products/events e.g. reports, technical guides, policy notes, videos, synthesis international sector actors* of workshops etc. I: Number of peer-reviewed publications I: Number of team members participating in Fund Regional learning events I: Number of team members participating in Fund-related webinars I: Number of team members participating in Fund-related e-discussions and forums I: Number of CSO-led events or initiatives held to share gender and socially inclusive evidence and practice *See Carrard et al. (2014) Waterlines article for a synthesis of documented gender equality outcomes associated with WASH programs
Intermediate outcome: Greater integration of gender and socially inclusive approaches by governments, private sector, organisations and communities Various possible questions and indicators have been captured and integrated under the first enabling outcome (see above) Additional questions could include: Q: How have incentives and accountability to adopt gender and inclusive approaches been constructed and monitored and what is their level of success and effectiveness? Q: What strategies have proved most effective in promoting integration of gender and inclusive approaches amongst government, private sector, community-based organisations and communities with whom the CSO is directly engaging? What barriers or challenges have been met and how have they been overcome? Intermediate outcome: Documentation and sharing of gender and socially inclusive evidence and effective practices with other CSOs, national and international sector actors* Q: What types of products have been developed and for what purpose and audience? How has quality been ensured? Q: What innovations have been developed in communicating new gender and socially inclusive evidence and practice? Q: Who was involved in developing knowledge outputs and how was any relevant capacity development supported? Q: At which events has active engagement and sharing of gender and socially inclusive evidence and practice taken place? How many people were reached? I: Number of externally focussed information sharing products/events e.g. reports, technical guides, policy notes, videos, synthesis of workshops etc. I: Number of peer-reviewed publications I: Number of team members participating in Fund Regional learning events I: Number of team members participating in Fund-related webinars I: Number of team members participating in Fund-related e-discussions and forums I: Number of CSO-led events or initiatives held to share gender and socially inclusive evidence and practice *See Carrard et al. (2014) Waterlines article for a synthesis of documented gender equality outcomes associated with WASH programs