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Questions and answers related to gender M&E

: School girls in Cambodia. Photo by Elena Fraser.

Can we help you tackle challenges around gender and M&E?

If so, please take advantage of our “Ask the Gender M&E Expert” box. This feature offers field and program staff, M&E professionals, and individuals working on gender equality an opportunity to engage with MEASURE Evaluation’s Gender M&E experts on monitoring and evaluation of health programs with a gender perspective. Please post a gender-related question pertaining to M&E, and our experts will answer your question or connect you with helpful resources. We look forward to hearing from you.

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