Gautam, Suman RimalKuriakose, Anne2016-04-122016-04-122016-01https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24053Agricultural water management projects that take an inclusive, participatory gendersensitive approach at all levels of the project cycle help increase project effectiveness and improve account of livelihood concerns of women and the rural poor. Participatory planning methods; creation of genderspecific indicators; continuous monitoring; and beneficiary-led impact assessment are key features of this approach.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOWATER QUALITYWASTEWATERGENDER IMPACTWATERSHED MANAGEMENTGENDER DIVISION OF LABORLAND REFORMFLOWPRODUCTIONAGRICULTURAL INTENSIFICATIONWHOGENDER DIFFERENCESGENDER SPECIALISTWOMEN PROFESSIONALSPARTICIPATIONEXTENSION SERVICESDAMSGENDERFEMINISTSGENDER AWARENESS TRAININGINFORMATIONWATER SUPPLYSERVICESGROUNDWATER RECHARGEREGENERATIONHOUSEHOLDSURFACE WATERAGRICULTUREWATER LOGGINGAGRICULTURAL EXTENSIONHEALTHNATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENTINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYPROJECTSPROJECTENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITYMARKETGENDER PERSPECTIVELAND TENURECOMMUNITY ACTIVITIESWATER HARVESTINGGENDER CONCERNSWATER RESOURCESMANAGEMENTAWARENESS TRAININGTENANCYWELL BEINGKNOWLEDGEFLOW AUGMENTATIONWOMEN FARMERSPLANTSLANDWATER COLLECTIONWATER REQUIREMENTSGENDER RESEARCHIRRIGATIONWATERSHEDTRAININGGROUNDWATERINTERNATIONAL WATERHOUSEHOLDSGENDER ANALYSISINTERVENTIONGENDER MAINSTREAMINGGENDER JUSTICEWATERGENDER AWARENESSNGOSINTERVENTIONSLIVELIHOODSDRAINAGECOMMUNITYINSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKPIPESWOMENRESEARCHAGRICULTURALDEVELOPMENT PROJECTSLIVESTOCKEXTENSIONFARMERSRURAL DEVELOPMENTNATURAL RESOURCESFEMALEGENDER ISSUESGENDER RELATIONSSERVICEGENDER CONFLICTCROPSENGINEERSDESIGNBriefWorld Bank10.1596/24053