Concern Worldwide in Burundi is building on its gender-nutrition approach with the aim of approved nutrition outcomes in the field of behaviour change communication: Care Groups and Husband schools. This learning paper presents the impact, lessons learned and recommendations from this experience.

Despite being a natural, normal and healthy part of life, menstruation is stigmatised around the world, presenting a range of challenges for women and girls.

For several years Concern has engaged with universities in Ireland and abroad to work with Masters students as they expand their understanding of development and humanitarian issues, particularly as they research and write their Masters dissertation. This provides Masters students with the opportunity to gain an insight into Concern’s work and to access data for their research. 

This report presents the findings from in-depth research which evaluated the impact of Concern Worldwide's Graduation Programme in Malawi. To address some of the key challenges faced by people living in extreme poverty, the Graduation Programme seeks to simultaneously boost livelihoods and income, provide access to financial services, improve people’s self-confidence and tackle social exclusion.

This research brief presents the key findings of Concern Worldwide's Graduation programme in Malawi's most impoverished districts, Nsange and Mangochi.

This page shows the poster presented at the Irish Global Health Network Conference 2022.

This special issue of Knowledge Matters examines Concern's work on gender equality and strategies to reduce gender-based violence and coincides with the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence campaign.

This page shows the Breaking the Barriers Facilitator Manual and the learning from Engaging Men in Gender Equality.

This manual in Portuguese guides gender transformative work at community level.

This issue of Knowledge Matters looks at Concern's practice in the area of addressing gender inequality.

Final evaluation report of Sierra Leone's Engaging Men to Contribute to Safer Communities project in Tonkolili district, Sierra Leone.

This issue of Knowledge Matters from 2014 provides readers with a snapshot of Concern’s work in the area of gender equality.