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Keep the best, change the rest: Participatory tools for working with communities on gender and sexuality

This toolkit is aimed at organisations and community practitioners who are working with groups and communities on HIV, sexual and reproductive health, and rights issues. It contains participatory activities and tools which enable groups of men and women of different ages to explore how gender and sexuality affect their lives and to identify the changes which they wish to make to improve their relationships and sexual health.

It is available to download as a pdf free of charge from the AIDS Alliance website: www.aidsalliance.org/custom_asp/publications/view.asp?publication_id=257 


CTA Practical Guide Series

The CTA Practical Guide Series provides simple, accurate and well-illustrated information for small-scale agriculture and rural development enterprises. These colourful, eight page, easy-to-use leaflets have been designed with the hands-on end user in mind. The leaflets cover topics such as animal production and health, crop production and protection, environ mental protection and natural resources management, post-harvest technology, processing and fisheries.

To order the guides, contact the ACP-EU Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA).

CTA Publications Distribution Service Postbus 173 6700 AD Wageningen The Netherlands Email: cta@cta.int
Website: www.cta.int 

 
Useful websites 

There are many websites that can provide a source of useful information and new ideas for health and development workers. There is also the potential to network with other practitioners on-line, to share learning and discuss ideas.

 

Appropriate technology

www.practicalaction.org/practicalanswers
Practical Action’s website provides useful information and introductory fact sheets on a broad range of appropriate technologies. They can be downloaded free of charge.

 

www.i4at.org/library
A useful source of ideas and designs for various tools from the Institute for Appropriate Technology. Includes sections on solar devices, mechanical devices, animal husbandry, water systems, building, agriculture and agroforestry, as well as links to other resource sites.

 

Sustainable agriculture

 

www.gardenorganic.org.uk/international_programme/ip_
publications.php

Provides free information and advice on organic agriculture for developing countries. Around 60 simple booklets and information sheets on a range of issues from composting and weed control to multipurpose trees are available to download.

 

www.leisa.info
Centre for Information on Low External Input and Sustainable Agriculture.

 

Health

www.who.org
For up-to-date and country-specific information and resources on many health topics.

 

www.chgn.org
Join the Community Health Global Network on-line free of charge, to access information on a range of community health topics.

 

General

www.crisscrossed.net/2007/09/19/an-overview-of-blogging-fordevelopment
Exploring the potential of blogging for development.

 

www.irinnews.org
Providing humanitarian news and analysis.

 

www.eldis.org and www.developmentgateway.org
Websites sharing development policy, practice and research, tools and resources, and linking individuals and agencies involved in development work across the world. 


This page was last updated on 15 May 2008