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Section Six: Annexes
Gender Handbook Sectoral Information Sheets
CAMP COORDINATION/CAMP MANAGEMENT – GENDER CHECKLIST
Analysis of gender differences
1. Informa瑩on is gathered from women, men, boys and girls about:
• household composi瑩on by sex and age
• gendered division of labour and power distribu瑩on
• social organiza瑩onal structures and cultural prac瑩ces, including possible
obstacles to women’s, girls’, boys’ or men’s par瑩cipa瑩on in decision-
making and camp management
• local jus瑩ce and community governance structures and their possible
differen瑩al impact on women, girls, boys and men
• the skills, capaci瑩es and needs of women, girls, boys and men
2. The gender analysis is reflected in planning documents and situa瑩on reports
Design
1. Women, girls, boys and men meaningfully par瑩cipate in camp planning
2. Women, girls, boys and men are consulted and par瑩cipate in the development of
camp policy
3. Women and men representa瑩ves share their views and opinions with the camp
managing agency for their nego瑩a瑩on of new camp sites with the na瑩onal
authori瑩es and host governments
4. The views and knowledge of women, girls, boys and men are consulted and
reflected in camp design
Access
1. Informa瑩on and awareness-raising about camp and security management are
provided equally to women, girls, boys and men
2. Informa瑩on on camp closure is disseminated through the most appropriate means
so as to reach all groups in the community
3. Women, girls, boys and men equally access camp services and assistance
4. Obstacles to equal access are promptly addressed
Participation
1. There is 50% par瑩cipa瑩on of women in camp governance structures
2. Women and men are fully engaged in the management of camp facili瑩es
3. Women and men are fully engaged in the decision-making process for camp
closures
Training/Capacity-building
1. Equal numbers of men and women are receiving training on camp management
issues, including par瑩cipatory assessments with the affected popula瑩on
2. 50% of camp management staff members are women
Actions to address GBV
1. There is a comprehensive understanding of the specific risk factors faced by
women, girls, boys and men in camp se瑴ngs, and this analysis is incorporated in
security provisions within the camps (e.g., appropriate ligh瑩ng in areas frequently
used by women and girls, patrols of fuel-wood collec瑩on routes, monitoring of
school routes)
2. Police officers (female and male) patrol the camps
3. Women par瑩cipate directly in decision-making on local security arrangements for
the camp community
4. Regular observa瑩on visits are undertaken on food distribu瑩on points, security
check points, water and sanita瑩on facili瑩es and service ins瑩tu瑩ons (e.g., schools
and health centres)
5. High-risk security areas are monitored regularly at different 瑩mes of the day, such
as the route to school for girls, video clubs at night, bars, etc.
