Ward, BernieStrongman, JohnEftimie, AdrianaHeller, Katherine2014-05-132014-05-132011-12https://hdl.handle.net/10986/18294In the companion report to this guide, gender-sensitive approaches to the extractive industry in Peru: improving impacts on women in poverty and their families, ward and strongman present solid, evidence-based arguments leading to the conclusion that Extractive Industry (EI) companies could significantly improve their sustainable development impact on women and families by making some practical and simple changes in their working practices. The report also provides extensive evidence of weaknesses in company and government policies and practices that contribute to a previously under recognized issue: men are capturing more of the benefits of EI projects, which are not necessarily reaching the wider family; while women and children experience more of the risks that arise from EI projects.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO INFORMATIONACCESS TO SERVICESADOLESCENT MOTHERSADOLESCENTSAFFIRMATIVE ACTIONALCOHOL ABUSEALCOHOLISMATTENDANCE OF GIRLSBASIC HEALTH CARECAPACITY BUILDINGCHILD CARECITIZENCITIZENSHIPCIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONSCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCOMPENSATIONCONFLICT RESOLUTIONCRIMECULTURAL DEVELOPMENTCULTURAL VALUESDEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEDEVELOPMENT EFFORTSDEVELOPMENT PLANNINGDEVELOPMENT PROJECTSDISADVANTAGED WOMENDISCRIMINATIONDISSEMINATIONDOMESTIC VIOLENCEEARTH SUMMITEARTHQUAKEECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIESECONOMICSEDUCATION OF WOMENEDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTELDERLYEMPLOYMENT OF WOMENEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESEMPOWERMENTEMPOWERMENT OF WOMENENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATIONENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTEQUAL ACCESSEQUAL OPPORTUNITIESEQUAL OPPORTUNITYEQUALITYEQUALITY OF MENEQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITYFAMILIESFAMILY HEALTHFAMILY INCOMEFAMILY MEMBERSFAMILY RELATIONSFAMILY VIOLENCEFEMALEFEMALE GENITAL CUTTINGFEMALESFEMINISTFORMS OF DISCRIMINATIONFUTURE GENERATIONSGENDERGENDER ACTIONGENDER ANALYSISGENDER APPROACHGENDER BIASGENDER EQUALITYGENDER EXPERTGENDER INEQUITIESGENDER ISSUESGENDER RELATIONSGENDER SENSITIVEGENDER SENSITIVITYGENDER TRAININGGIRLSGOVERNMENT OFFICESGOVERNMENT POLICIESHEADS OF HOUSEHOLDHEALTH PROBLEMSHEALTH PROMOTERSHEALTH RISKSHOMEHOMESHOUSEHOLD LEVELHOUSEHOLD POVERTYHOUSEHOLD SURVEYSHOUSESHOUSINGHUMAN RIGHTSHUSBANDHUSBANDSILLITERACYILLNESSESIMMUNIZATIONINCLUSION OF WOMENINDIGENOUS WOMENINDIVIDUAL WOMENINEQUALITIESINEQUALITYINTEGRATIONINTEGRATION OF WOMENINTERNATIONAL COOPERATIONJUDGELACK OF KNOWLEDGELEGAL RIGHTSLITERACYLIVELIHOODSLOCAL AUTHORITIESLOCAL COMMUNITIESLOCAL COMMUNITYLOCAL GOVERNMENTSLOCAL WOMENMARITAL STATUSMARRIED WOMENMATERNAL HEALTHMEDICAL ATTENTIONMIGRANTMIGRANT WORKERSMINISTRY OF WOMENMORTALITYNATURAL RESOURCESNGOSNONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSNUMBER OF PEOPLENUMBER OF WOMENNUTRITIONNUTRITIONAL STATUSOLDER PERSONSOLDER WOMENPARASITESPARTICIPATION BY WOMENPOLICY MAKERSPOOR WOMENPOSTERSPOVERTY ALLEVIATIONPRIVATE LIFEPRODUCTIVITYPROPORTION OF WOMENPROSTITUTIONPROTECTION OF WOMENPUBLIC LIFEQUALITATIVE INFORMATIONQUALITY OF LIFERACISMRADIORELIGIOUS GROUPSREPRODUCTIVE HEALTHRESPECTRESPONSIBILITIES OF WOMENRIGHTS OF WOMENRURAL AREASSECONDARY SCHOOLSSELF-CONFIDENCESELF-RELIANCESENSITIVE ISSUESSEXSEXESSEXUAL ABUSESHELTERSINGLE MOTHERSINGLE MOTHERSSINGLE WOMENSITUATION OF WOMENSKILL DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL IMPACTSOCIAL PROGRAMSSOCIAL STATUSSOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTSPONSORSSTATUS OF WOMENSUBORDINATION OF WOMENSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTSUSTAINABLE HUMAN DEVELOPMENTTIMELY USEUNEQUAL POWERUNEQUAL POWER RELATIONSUNIVERSITIESVICTIMSVIOLENCE AGAINST WOMENWIDOWWIDOWSWILLWIVESWOMANWOMEN IN DEVELOPMENTWOMEN'S ISSUESWORKFORCEYOUNG ADULTS10.1596/18294