Knowledge Matters – Education: Access, quality and wellbeing
This issue of Knowledge Matters captures the experiences and learning from Concern's Education Programmes, focusing on the three outcomes of access, quality and wellbeing.
Knowledge Matters – Gender Equality
Welcome to this special thematic issue of Knowledge Matters, published in March 2014. To coincide with International Women’s Day, this issue of the publication provides readers with a snapshot of Concern’s work in the area of gender equality.
William Zoe, Martha Waaloe, community change makers and Harry Johnson, Concern staff member, at an engaging men and women in equality workshop, Liberia, 2013. Photo: Bernadette Crawford/ Concern Worldwide.
In keeping with the spirit of organisational learning, the various contributors to this issue highlight both the successes and challenges that have accompanied Concern’s gender equality work. For example, the article by Fiona McLysaght illustrates the learning journey undertaken by the team in Afghanistan. Isla Gilmore’s piece shows how barrier analysis can be a useful tool in designing programmes for behaviour change on gender equality.
