Gender-Responsive Social Protection
Apply a gender lens across social protection analysis, design and delivery.
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Apply a gender lens across social protection analysis, design and delivery.
Translate UNICEF humanitarian commitments into shock-responsive social protection action.
Strengthen monetary and multidimensional child-poverty measurement for policy use.
Build an end-to-end foundation in budget analysis, advocacy and public finance for children.
Navigate IFI partnerships and financing opportunities with a child-rights perspective.
Understand when and how cash transfers support effective humanitarian response.
Connect cash and voucher assistance with principled inter-agency coordination.
Link subnational governance and financing decisions to better results for children.
Integrate risk, conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding into programme choices.
Use an adolescent-centred approach across country programming and partnerships.
Position UPSHIFT within country priorities for youth skills and transition pathways.
Move from youth innovation concept to quality implementation and scale.
Design meaningful, safe and inclusive adolescent participation.
Build leadership behaviours that share analysis and decisions with adolescents.
Turn UNDIS commitments into practical disability-inclusive action.
Make communication more accessible, respectful and representative.
Embed disability inclusion in cluster and humanitarian coordination practice.
Apply rights-based inclusion in displacement and protection contexts.
Use practical entry points for disability-inclusive WASH programming.
EPRI’s flagship practitioner course connects adaptive system design with implementation realities.
Explore programme design, resilience and delivery choices for adaptive social protection.
Use data and information systems to strengthen adaptive social protection decisions.
Understand the technology building blocks behind adaptive, interoperable systems.
Build a shared vocabulary for registries, interoperability, governance and safeguards.
Frame the case for social protection systems that include persons with disabilities.
Improve how programmes measure job creation and employment effects for vulnerable groups.
Compare programme types and the core design features behind them.
Strengthen causal thinking and evidence use for social protection policy decisions.
Address coverage gaps for workers in vulnerable sectors across African contexts.
Compare legal and policy pathways that extend social protection across borders.
Connect labour-market analysis with inclusive youth employment policy and emerging sectors.
Explore viable youth livelihoods and decent-work opportunities in the blue economy.
Design equitable TVET for low-resource, rural, fragile and displacement contexts.
Develop a disability-inclusive mindset and practical actions for day-to-day UN work.
Connect social protection, financing, climate and transformation through a UN country-team lens.
Link social protection with preparedness, climate resilience and recovery for rural livelihoods.
Understand how social protection improves food-security and nutrition outcomes.
Apply the ISPA-FSN tool to assess social assistance for food security and nutrition.
Build a multisectoral theory of change for productive and inclusive rural transformation.
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