Intersectional gender analysis (IGA) is an equity framework utilized in decision-making, policy, and programme development. It goes beyond sex and gender to consider intersecting social identities such as age, race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and other factors and and how these identities intersect with systems of inequity to shape a person's expereinces. Understanding these factors is crutial in designing programmes and policies that leave no one behind and build sustainable futures for all.  At Collabridge, we use an intersectional gener analysis framework to guide and support all of our work.

We provide the following services:

• Intersectional Gender Analysis for any programmes, policies, or initiatives you have.

• Training/workshops on Intersectional Gender Analysis

• Facilitation and hands on training of Intersectional Gender Analysis by supporting your staff to do the work.

We provide a range of services in disaster and emergency management including butnot limited to:

• Community/local authority Hazard Risk and Vulnerability Analysis

• Development of community resilience programmes

• Training/workshops on intersectional gender analysis in emergency management

• Gender mainstreaming in disaster and emergency management programmes and policies

• Business continuity and emergency preparedness planning

• Support grant applications for disaster management programmes

• Community evacutation planning

• Local authority emergency exercises