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Closing the Gender Gap: Punjab Water Supply and Sanitation Project
| Date: | March 2007 |
| Type: | Papers and Briefs |
Description
This good practice paper looks at how one ADB water supply project developed female beneficiaries into change agents. The paper summarizes the planning, design, and implementation of gender-specific components that made the water supply project the success that it is.
Contents
- Introduction
- Potential in Punjab
- Setting the Gender Agenda
- The Benefits of Doing the Gender Homework
- Remaining Challenges in Closing the Gender Gap
- Hopeful Future for Rural Punjab
