TDR Intersectional gender research strategy

Published on June 11, 2020

The new strategy will ensure that TDR’s research programmes address these issues and emphasize gender as an entry point into a deeper intersectional analysis. Outlining TDR’s gender research strategic vision, the strategy document will guide how TDR’s work is implemented, from research capacity strengthening to evidence generation and promotion of an inclusive research agenda. WHO/TDR

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