Published case study
Rural access · Transport · Gender mainstreaming
Profile-listed publication year · 2020
Scaling up gender mainstreaming in rural transport.
A published case-study record reviewing gender mainstreaming across rural transport programmes and the policy conditions that help good practice become institutionalised.
Evidence boundary
This is a public work record based on a publication listed on Nite Tanzarn's research profile. It describes the documented subject and contribution without adding private commissioning details, testimonials or measured client outcomes.
Public record
A published review spanning four rural transport programmes.
The public research profile lists Scaling up gender mainstreaming in transport: policies, practices and monitoring processes, published in 2020. Its summary describes reviews of programmes in Ghana, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
Question
How does gender mainstreaming move from policy into practice?
The record considers national gender frameworks, transport policies and the way gender integration is carried through the project cycle. It also identifies the importance of institutionalising good practice beyond donor-funded programmes.
Documented contribution
A bridge between policy commitments and implementation.
The published case study offers a grounded way to examine gender performance assessment, accountability and the relationship between sector policy and delivery practice.
Evidence boundary
Public findings, not an invented client testimonial.
The countries, subject and publication year reflect the public profile record. No additional client name, contract value, implementation metric or private outcome is claimed on this page.