Gender Responsive Resilience and Intersectionality in Policy and Practice (GRRIPP) - Networking Plus Partnering for Resilience

GRRIPP网络+将建立一个由学者、政策制定者和实践者组成的国际网络，以促进性别和交叉性。这需要学科、部门和利益网络以及愿意以新方式共同思考和工作的一系列合作伙伴。我们寻求建立一种激进的愿景，以性别和交叉性为出发点和中心，而不是在事后将其添加到领域和部门。我们确定的主要挑战是通过更好地理解风险和复原力性别不平等的驱动因素，将性别和交叉性纳入复原力思维、政策制定和实践，以建立性别敏感的复原力（GRR）。我们将重点关注对环境冲击和变化的复原力，并提出问题：从性别角度重新设想官方发展援助国家面临的许多全球挑战会有什么不同？我们还将重点关注可持续基础设施，这使我们能够将性别和交叉性的视角应用于城市和社区的规划、设计、建设和治理；无论是在日常生活中，还是在减少灾害风险和恢复力的背景下。最初，我们建议直接在三个区域开展工作：非洲；拉丁美洲和加勒比；以及南亚。我们计划确保区域和国家内的多样性，以覆盖农村和小城市地区以及利益攸关方，而不仅仅是首都/大城市中心。我们计划一项雄心勃勃的调试计划，用于前沿研究和能力建设活动，其中将包括国家确定的重大挑战。我们的目标是通过各种合作伙伴积极参与当地和非正式团体和网络，指导和支持不让任何人掉队。我们的目标是通过我们寻求支持和生产的多样化和广泛的产出，在学术，政策和实践领域留下我们的印记。例如：我们计划对理论辩论产生重大影响；我们将让政策制定者和政策执行者参与进来，确保以政策友好的方式提出理论和实践见解，直接与他们的议程相关；通过全球和区域研讨会，我们将共同提供专家讨论和研究培训，共同规划书面，演示和宣传活动。我们的“研究导师”计划将使更有经验的科学家与资历较浅的科学家结成伙伴，把重点放在为下一代思想家和政策影响者建立信任上。GRRIPP的遗产将使研究人员、从业人员、社区和政策制定者相互联系、知识渊博并获得授权；性别、交叉性和弹性的理论创新对性别和交叉性作出反应的灾害和冲突管理政策；建立与具体情况相关的信息和证据基础，以便将性别和交叉性纳入政策，并将政策纳入行动。我们希望GRRIPP网络+的行动和产出将支持生活在官方发展援助国家的人民的日常生活发生积极变化，同时在英国的学术、政策和实践界建立社会负责任和社会生产能力。

The GRRIPP Network+ will build an international, network of scholars, policy makers and practitioners to promote gender and intersectionality. This requires networks of disciplines, sectors and interests and a range of partners who are willing to think and work together in new ways. We seek to establish a radical vision which begins and centres upon gender and intersectionality rather than adding it, post hoc, to domains and sectors. The primary challenge we identify is to embed gender and intersectionality in resilience thinking, policy making and practice through better understanding the drivers of gender inequality of risk and resilience in order to build gender responsive resilience (GRR). We will focus on Resilience to Environmental Shocks and Change and ask: what difference would it make to re-envision the many global challenges facing ODA countries through a gender lens? We will also focus on sustainable infrastructure, which allows us to apply a gender and intersectionality lens to the planning, design, construction and governance of cities and communities; both in the everyday and in the context of disaster risk reduction and resilience.Initially we propose working directly across three regions Africa; Latin America and the Caribbean; and South Asia. We plan to ensure diversity within regions and countries to reach rural and smaller urban locations and stakeholders and not just capital cities/ large urban centres. We plan an ambitious Commissioning programme for cutting edge research and capacity building activities which will encompass major nationally identified and significant challenges. We aim to mentor and support to leave no-one behind by actively involving very local and informal groups and networks through our various partners.We aim to leave our mark in the academic, policy and practice spheres through the diverse and wide-ranging outputs we seek to support and produce. For example: We plan to have a major influence on theoretical debates; we will engage policy makers and policy implementers to ensure theoretical and practical insights can be presented in policy-friendly ways that speak directly to their agendas; Through global & regional workshops, we will collectively deliver expert discussions and research trainings, plan collaboratively written, presentational and advocacy activities. Our "research mentor" scheme will partner more experienced researchers with junior ones to focus on confidence-building for the next generation of thinkers and policy-influencers. The legacy of GRRIPP will be connected, knowledgeable and empowered researchers, practitioners, communities and policymakers; theoretical innovations on gender, intersectionality and resilience; gender- and intersectionality-responsive disaster and conflict management policies; and a context-relevant information and evidence base for embedding gender and intersectionality into policy and policy into action. We hope that the actions and outputs of the GRRIPP Network+ will support positive change in the everyday lives of people living in ODA countries while building socially-responsible and socially-productive capacity in the academic, policy and practice communities of the UK.